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Landing on the moon, planting a flag and taking photos are essential steps.

Although Cheng Dong isn't the first man to land on the moon, Lin Yang is genuinely the first woman to set foot on the lunar surface.

In Tianxia (China), the saying "women hold up half the sky" isn't just lip service.

Once all four astronauts are on the lunar surface, they won't need to set up a camera themselves. There are seven lunar rovers controlled by the Pathfinder Command Center, and any of them can serve as a camera.

Moreover, the image quality will be absolutely high-definition.

So, their greetings to Earth, to humanity, to the people of Tianxia, and the actions of planting the flags of Tianxia, Pathfinder, and the United Nations, are all clearly recorded by a lunar rover, allowing people watching the live broadcast on Earth to see everything clearly.

More than fifty years haven't been wasted. Compared to the ghostly lunar landing broadcast when the Americans landed on the moon, the current ultra-high-definition quality is a true lunar landing live broadcast.

After the four astronauts found a suitable location, they took a group photo with the four of them in the front, Moon Palace II and Benyue in the middle, and the "moon"-like Earth in the background. This concluded the live broadcast.

From the time the Benyue spacecraft prepared to leave the lunar orbit core module to the completion of the group photo, the duration wasn't short.

As for when the next live broadcast will be, they will notify everyone separately. People around the world can leave messages for the Tianxia Aerospace Administration and Pathfinder Aerospace Company. The next live broadcast will feature answers from the Tianxia Aerospace Administration, Pathfinder Aerospace Company, or the lunar astronauts.

After the live broadcast ended, the audience's excitement didn't diminish.

"This live broadcast was so enjoyable! Although the image quality is the same, the difference between having people in the picture and not having people is huge!"

"Yes, yes, yes, I feel the same way. I felt very shocked when Moon Palace II landed before, but it's not as shocking as when these four astronauts landed together."

"Of course. Astronauts are people, and we are also people. When humans land on the moon, there's a sense of immersion. The previous machine landings had no sense of immersion at all."

"Tianxia's Ms. Lin Yang has become the first woman to land on the moon. What about the first woman in our American's plan to land on the moon? Do we have any follow-up plans?"

"I don't know. It seems there's no news from the space agency yet. They just routinely congratulated Tianxia on the success of its manned lunar landing mission."

"Strange. They announced earlier that the manned lunar landing mission would take place at the end of the month. According to their schedule, they shouldn't be able to launch on time. Is the schedule update slow? Or is the actual mission behind schedule?"

"I have friends at the space agency, but they've all signed confidentiality agreements recently. He doesn't dare to reveal information to me now. By the way, he feels like he's being monitored."

"Upstairs, a friend of mine also said he's being monitored. Can you PM me your friend's name to see if our friends are the same person?"

Cough, let's not talk about this. Those who understand will understand, and those who don't won't. The water here is too deep.

Of course, when netizens get excited, they talk about everything. Some who know information inevitably let something slip.

But besides these excited people, some came specifically to ask questions when they announced that questions could be asked near the end of the live broadcast.

If the astronauts on the moon were to read out their online names and questions and answer them, that would be amazing.

It would be more exciting than the official press conference reading out the lottery winner list.

"Ahhhhh, why did you turn off the live broadcast? I want to keep watching! Just set up a camera and let me see how the lunar astronauts collect rocks!"

"I have a question to ask. The astronauts said that the fuel of the Benyue spacecraft is not enough to return to Earth. How will its fuel be replenished? Will later spacecraft need to carry fuel?"

"I reviewed previous materials and found that they said the walls of Moon Palace II are not enough to resist all cosmic rays and micrometeoroid impacts. What astronaut safety guarantee plans do you have?"

"Yes, those cosmic radiations have a huge impact on the astronauts' bodies. Although they are voluntarily going, you can't just let them withstand cosmic radiation like that. They will die! I strongly protest!"

There were many such messages. The Space Administration and Pathfinder Aerospace Company were also organizing manpower to try to review every message and then extract some information that they thought was good and could be replied to for high-level screening.

They can still manage now. If they can't manage later, they may not read them later, so people who speak earlier have an advantage.

When it comes to resisting radiation, of course, astronauts won't be allowed to withstand it directly.

In fact, Pathfinder attaches great importance to the radiation protection of astronauts. After all, human bodies are far inferior to the little green men, so he asked the Canxing side to develop a lot of radiation protection equipment and drugs for human characteristics.

First of all, although Pathfinder said that the walls of Moon Palace II and Benyue cannot completely resist cosmic radiation, it is a fact, but their effect is already much better than the protection capabilities of other space equipment.

If you want the equipment to have a small empty weight and maintain a certain radiation protection capability, Pathfinder can already do the best on Earth. Whether it is the wall sandwich or the special coating on the outside, they are all new radiation protection technologies from Canxing.

Then there are the casual clothes worn by the astronauts in the cabin. These are not clothes purchased directly from ordinary stores. The materials of the lunar cabin casual clothes also come from Canxing technology, and it also has good radiation protection performance.

Then there is taking medicine on time.

The medicine prepared by Pathfinder for the lunar astronauts has a very good effect. If it is not a long-term radiation damage, but only one or two days of radiation impact, some drugs can very effectively repair cells to improve radiation resistance, and other drugs directly enhance human physique and increase the body's radiation tolerance, fundamentally reducing the impact of radiation.

Finally, it is to transform the survival cabin to give it better radiation protection.

The lunar "soil" is very loose and has tiny electrical charges. If they are accumulated to a certain thickness, they can provide good protection against cosmic radiation, solar wind, and micrometeoroid impacts.

Many aerospace institutions or individuals have made assumptions and prospects for future human lunar bases, and have also proposed many feasible methods, but their methods are either huge in consumption, extremely time-consuming, or have very high technical requirements.

But Tang Chao is different, or the people of Tianxia are different. They have a plan that takes very little time, does not require high technology, and does not consume much.

Although this plan does not make any progress for the development of human aerospace technology, and does not have much use for human long-term alien survival plans, it is simply a miracle to improve the safety guarantee of alien residential areas in a short period of time, and the residential area is not too large!

That is - stacking sandbags!

Sandbags, whether they are flood control sandbags or bulletproof sandbags, are very famous. They can complete temporary works in a short time, and they are convenient to transport in bags.

If the place is suitable, you don't even need to manage the materials. Just pull over some empty bags and take materials locally.

The same is true on the moon.

Lunar soil originally has protective capabilities. Astronauts use shovels to put them into sandbags, and then surround the living cabin like a bunker. It is much faster than many plans for automatic robots to work.

As we all know, automatic equipment will become snail speed on the moon and Mars.

And the arrival of human beings will greatly increase the speed of work.

Astronauts are going to do scientific expedition missions. Most of the time, they are dealing with lunar soil and lunar rocks. Anyway, they are shoveling with shovels, and it is the same to shovel directly into sandbags.

Why did four astronauts come down at once this time?

Why not two like the Americans?

Two lunar astronauts save a lot of worry.

Isn't it just to have two more people to fill sandbags!

Why did the traditional spacesuit become a powered hard spacesuit?

Isn't it just to make it easier for astronauts to carry sandbags!

Moreover, the lunar gravity itself is small, and the weight of everything will be reduced here.

Carrying sandbags in this place, carrying six bags in one breath, is not difficult!