Transmigrated as the Crown Prince

"Oh, God!"

Prince Oscar and his wife were shocked and overwhelmed by the news.

Yannick smiled. "Don't talk about God, even if the sky is full of gods and Buddhas, it will still be like this."

After a while, Yannick's mother regained her composure and asked. "Then what are you going to do?"

"What else can we do?" Yannick shrugged. "Should this matter be announced to the public? I can't even imagine how the British people will react by then. It can't be a national celebration. That's why I announced that I will accept them as godsons and daughters, which can not only improve the relationship between Germany and Britain. With the relationship between them, I can legitimately take care of them in the future."

Prince Oscar gave him a thumbs up. "Son, you are really capable. Then wouldn't this little guy be the future King of England?" He raised his hand high in the air. "Haha, His Majesty George VII of the British Empire, I never dreamed that my grandson would become the King of the United Kingdom."

Yannick curled his lips disdainfully. "The British Empire is dying. What's the point of being the king? And you can't tell this to the outside world."

"Of course." Prince Oscar coughed lightly. "This is really a bit embarrassing." His father, William II, and George V were cousins, and he and George VI were also cousins. Now his son actually had an affair with his cousin and gave birth to a child. It would be okay if this kind of thing happened in the chaotic Middle Ages, but now it's the middle of the 20th century, so it's a bit unexplainable. "It is true that we cannot let this matter spread, but doesn't George VI know about it?"

"You don't know yet? King George VI has been in a coma since last year."

Prince Oscar sighed. "Tsk, this poor guy, wouldn't he be so angry when he found out what you did?"

Yannick touched his nose in embarrassment and said nothing; after all, George VI was actually unconscious because of this incident.

Prince Oscar did not go into details and continued to tease Auston. "My dear grandson, you are so good. Come on and smile. It's a pity that grandpa can't stay with you for a little longer."

Yannick almost spit out the tea he just took a sip from. "Where are you going again?!"

Prince Oscar replied casually while teasing his grandson. "Go out for a walk."

Yannick patted his forehead speechlessly. "Where are you going with this chaos? You can't just stay at home. What if you are caught outside and threaten me?"

Prince Oscar said disapprovingly. "Would you be threatened? Then let me ask you, what would you do if the Americans or the Soviets caught us and forced you to surrender?"

Yannick gave the answer without hesitation. "Of course I won't surrender, but if someone really hurts you, I will definitely avenge you. At least a million people will be buried with you."

Prince Oscar was not angry after hearing this answer. "That's alright. What are you worried about?"

But it’s not a problem to run away so often. Yannick thought for a while and suddenly slapped his thigh. “How about I send you to space??”

Prince Oscar couldn't help but be startled when he heard this. "What? Space? How?"

"My space plan." Yannick pointed to the top of his head and briefly described his space plan.

After hearing this, Prince Oscar and his wife’s eyes lit up. "That sounds like a good plan. So how far is it going?"

"Last time, we sent a monkey into space. It circled the earth and then came down. Next, we are going to send people up." Looking at the eagerness of the Oscars and his wife, Yannick said with great seriousness. "But let me first state that entering space is quite dangerous. Maybe it would be safer for you to lead troops into battle. This is no joke. There are various unexpected risks in space, which may even affect people's lifespan."

When astronauts go to space, they face countless risks. If there is any profession in the world that faces the greatest risks, it is probably astronauts.

The first is the safety issue of the space shuttle. If even this most basic safety issue cannot be guaranteed, the astronauts may die before they even fly out of the earth. The disintegration of the American "Challenger" in the air is a typical example. After a successful launch and entry into space, it does not mean that astronauts are safe. Although protected by space capsules and spacesuits, astronauts are still affected by cosmic rays and the weightless environment.

There are also terrible cosmic rays, of which the sun is a huge source of radiation energy. Although the ultraviolet rays, X-rays and γ-rays of solar radiation account for a small proportion of the total radiation, they are very harmful to human safety and material materials. Although humans on Earth are protected by the ionosphere and ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, most radiation is isolated. But when people fly outside the atmosphere, they have to face these terrible cosmic radiation directly. Moreover, with the expansion of the scope of manned space activities, the flight orbit is getting higher and higher, and the intensity of radiation received is also getting higher and higher.

Weightlessness is a problem that all astronauts need to face after performing space missions and returning to Earth. In a zero-gravity environment, it has a strong impact on the bones, muscles, and internal organs of astronauts. If they survive in zero-gravity conditions for a long time, all the life characteristics of astronauts will be remembered in zero-gravity. Sometimes, a series of problems such as muscle atrophy, osteoporosis, loose molecular structure gaps in the body, secretion of tissue fluid, increase in iron molecules in the blood, etc. will appear.

As for the impact on life span, there are no relevant theories or papers in later generations. After all, you can't know how many years an astronaut can live before he flies out of the earth, so you can't compare how many years he lives after going to space and coming back. Unless you can make this astronaut live his entire life before going to space, then resurrect him, then let him go to space and then come back after resurrection, and see how many years he lived after he came back, so that the two can be compared. get conclusion.

But Prince Oscar and his wife didn't take Yannick's warning seriously at all. "Haha, if it's not dangerous, it's not exciting. Where is the astronaut training base you mentioned? They won't let us go there because we're too old, right?"

"In the Algerian Sahara Desert, age is certainly not a problem." Although Prince Oscar and his wife are already in their 50s, John Glenn Jr., the oldest astronaut in later generations, has entered space on a spacecraft at the age of 77, so age is not a big issue.

"Let's leave now." The two of them put the baby in their hands into Yannick's arms in tacit agreement and walked out of the living room quickly.

Yannick looked at the two babies in his arms speechlessly. "You are really unreliable grandparents, aren't you?"