The Xiaguang, sailing in deep space, slowly approached the silver-white "port".
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
Looking at Liu Biao standing at the door of the cabin, Johnson, who had just taken off his spacesuit inside the cabin, asked: "What do we need to do now?"
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
The docking of manned spacecraft was not finally realized until the mid-1970s, when the United States and the Soviet Union "shaked hands and made peace" in the aerospace field, with the concerted efforts of the two superpowers.
The docking of manned spacecraft was not finally realized until the mid-1970s, when the United States and the Soviet Union "shaked hands and made peace" in the aerospace field, with the concerted efforts of the two superpowers.
Immediately afterwards, a pair of long "landing gears" slowly extended from under the Xiaguang's nose, pointing to the section with the interface at the end of the space station, and then slowly approached it.
"What happened? What is it about the physical examination that takes so long? When can we go home—"
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
Sitting in the cabin, looking out the window at the approaching space station, Johnson's heart almost rose to his throat, and sweat dripped from his nervous palms.
However, before he could react, the pair of "landing gears" of the Xiaguang had already been inserted into the lower side of the Yuegong's multi-functional docking module.
"That's true in theory, but it's exciting, isn't it?"
Sitting in the cabin, looking out the window at the approaching space station, Johnson's heart almost rose to his throat, and sweat dripped from his nervous palms.
Having received training in this area in the NASA astronaut group, he knows very well that docking of spacecraft is not the case at all!
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
"What happened? What is it about the physical examination that takes so long? When can we go home—"
The docking of spacecraft has always been a difficult point in aerospace technology.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
The docking of spacecraft has always been a difficult point in aerospace technology.
"... You wait here. A professional doctor will check your body in a while. Once your health condition is confirmed, I will consider taking you to the Moon Palace for a tour."
In particular, the requirements for the spacecraft's orbital altitude and speed accuracy are even more stringent to an outrageous level. Often the window period for engine ignition is compressed to less than one second. One second earlier and one second later will lead to docking failure. .
The docking of manned spacecraft was not finally realized until the mid-1970s, when the United States and the Soviet Union "shaked hands and made peace" in the aerospace field, with the concerted efforts of the two superpowers.
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
Time passed by minute by minute.
Sitting in the cabin, looking out the window at the approaching space station, Johnson's heart almost rose to his throat, and sweat dripped from his nervous palms.
When the U.S. Gemini manned space program first came out, it took nearly a year to achieve the rendezvous between Gemini 6 and 7. However, after maintaining a distance of 30 centimeters and flying for 20 minutes, the two spacecraft ultimately failed to dock. It was not until Gemini 8 the following year that it successfully docked with an unmanned target spacecraft that the United States truly mastered this technology.
Following the prompts from the indicator light, the three colonists who had returned from Mars walked to the cabin to assemble. Immediately afterwards, the alloy door in the middle of the cabin slowly opened, and Liu Biao, wearing a spacesuit inside the cabin, floated in.
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
The docking of manned spacecraft was not finally realized until the mid-1970s, when the United States and the Soviet Union "shaked hands and made peace" in the aerospace field, with the concerted efforts of the two superpowers.
Liu Biao looked at him confused: "How did you do it?"
"...WTF?"
At this moment, Professor Leslie, who was sitting in front of the electron microscope, suddenly whispered something, with a trace of surprise and ecstasy written in his eyes.
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
"Oh, Chet..."
The colonists did not have to wait long.
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
"I'm... very good." After coming back to his senses, Johnson's Adam's apple moved slightly, and finally he couldn't help but ask, "How did you do it?"
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
Asking such a complicated question to an idiot, he must be crazy.
Sitting in the cabin, looking out the window at the approaching space station, Johnson's heart almost rose to his throat, and sweat dripped from his nervous palms.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
Immediately afterwards, a pair of long "landing gears" slowly extended from under the Xiaguang's nose, pointing to the section with the interface at the end of the space station, and then slowly approached it.
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
Staring blankly at everything outside the porthole, Johnson was completely stunned as if he had never seen the world.
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
Just when Johnson and others began to feel restless, the hatch suddenly opened. Not only did the Chinese man who brought them here earlier walked in, but there was also a slightly majestic-looking man following him.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
However, before he could react, the pair of "landing gears" of the Xiaguang had already been inserted into the lower side of the Yuegong's multi-functional docking module.
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
With a slight shaking that was almost imperceptible, the Xiaguang, which successfully connected the "landing gear" to the space station, slowly pulled itself towards the space station as the "landing gear" contracted.
The docking of spacecraft has always been a difficult point in aerospace technology.
"What did you find?" Zhao Shuxuan quickly walked to the side of the electron microscope, pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose, moved closer to the computer screen, and frowned, "...is this?"
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
Asking such a complicated question to an idiot, he must be crazy.
Immediately afterwards, a pair of long "landing gears" slowly extended from under the Xiaguang's nose, pointing to the section with the interface at the end of the space station, and then slowly approached it.
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
However, before he could react, the pair of "landing gears" of the Xiaguang had already been inserted into the lower side of the Yuegong's multi-functional docking module.
Johnson vaguely remembered that he seemed to have met this man when he was on the Xiaguang. If he guessed correctly, he was probably the captain of the Xiaguang.
And the most important thing is that both of them are under forty-five years old, relatively young, and both have good physical fitness. Although many authoritative experts also wanted to seize this opportunity, they were too old and could only stare at Starry Sky Technology's weightless simulation device.
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
Then…
Then…
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
"Oh, Chet..."
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
There's no after that.
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
There's no after that.
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
"Oh, Chet..."
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
"Sorry, guys."
The entire docking process of the spacecraft did not give people a feeling of nervousness at all, and was even too simple to accept.
"...As if I didn't ask."
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
"...WTF?"
"We might be in trouble."
Before he could ask what was going on, Tevi, who was sitting next to him, stood up and asked.
Looking at Liu Biao standing at the door of the cabin, Johnson, who had just taken off his spacesuit inside the cabin, asked: "What do we need to do now?"
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
But now because there is a spaceship connected, the airlock is used as a zero-hour checkpoint.
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
Staring blankly at everything outside the porthole, Johnson was completely stunned as if he had never seen the world.
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
The docking of spacecraft has always been a difficult point in aerospace technology.
"What did you find?" Zhao Shuxuan quickly walked to the side of the electron microscope, pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose, moved closer to the computer screen, and frowned, "...is this?"
"...As if I didn't ask."
Raising his voice interrupted the black brother's barrage of questions. Xu Zhenghong had a serious expression on his face and spoke in a heavy voice.
Having received training in this area in the NASA astronaut group, he knows very well that docking of spacecraft is not the case at all!
With a slight shaking that was almost imperceptible, the Xiaguang, which successfully connected the "landing gear" to the space station, slowly pulled itself towards the space station as the "landing gear" contracted.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
"... You wait here. A professional doctor will check your body in a while. Once your health condition is confirmed, I will consider taking you to the Moon Palace for a tour."
Just when Johnson and others began to feel restless, the hatch suddenly opened. Not only did the Chinese man who brought them here earlier walked in, but there was also a slightly majestic-looking man following him.
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
"... You wait here. A professional doctor will check your body in a while. Once your health condition is confirmed, I will consider taking you to the Moon Palace for a tour."
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
"Sorry, guys."
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
Johnson sighed.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
"We might be in trouble."
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
Immediately afterwards, a pair of long "landing gears" slowly extended from under the Xiaguang's nose, pointing to the section with the interface at the end of the space station, and then slowly approached it.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
As the door to the room was unlocked, Tevye floated out of his room holding on to the door frame, moved his limbs, and then saw Johnson standing there blankly, and couldn't help but ask in confusion.
In particular, the requirements for the spacecraft's orbital altitude and speed accuracy are even more stringent to an outrageous level. Often the window period for engine ignition is compressed to less than one second. One second earlier and one second later will lead to docking failure. .
When the U.S. Gemini manned space program first came out, it took nearly a year to achieve the rendezvous between Gemini 6 and 7. However, after maintaining a distance of 30 centimeters and flying for 20 minutes, the two spacecraft ultimately failed to dock. It was not until Gemini 8 the following year that it successfully docked with an unmanned target spacecraft that the United States truly mastered this technology.
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
Looking at Liu Biao standing at the door of the cabin, Johnson, who had just taken off his spacesuit inside the cabin, asked: "What do we need to do now?"
He sat in the isolation cabin and waited quietly, but after a long time, there was no movement.
However, before he could react, the pair of "landing gears" of the Xiaguang had already been inserted into the lower side of the Yuegong's multi-functional docking module.
"...WTF?"
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
Johnson looked at him with a strange expression and said.
"We might be in trouble."
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
"...Didn't you see it just now? Those Chinese people are docking the spacecraft."
"...Didn't you see it just now? Those Chinese people are docking the spacecraft."
Before he could ask what was going on, Tevi, who was sitting next to him, stood up and asked.
Sitting in the cabin, looking out the window at the approaching space station, Johnson's heart almost rose to his throat, and sweat dripped from his nervous palms.
"I'm... very good." After coming back to his senses, Johnson's Adam's apple moved slightly, and finally he couldn't help but ask, "How did you do it?"
And the most important thing is that both of them are under forty-five years old, relatively young, and both have good physical fitness. Although many authoritative experts also wanted to seize this opportunity, they were too old and could only stare at Starry Sky Technology's weightless simulation device.
Facing the captain's strange gaze, Tevi scratched his head with a frown and shook his head.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
"I'm... very good." After coming back to his senses, Johnson's Adam's apple moved slightly, and finally he couldn't help but ask, "How did you do it?"
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
And the most important thing is that both of them are under forty-five years old, relatively young, and both have good physical fitness. Although many authoritative experts also wanted to seize this opportunity, they were too old and could only stare at Starry Sky Technology's weightless simulation device.
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
"...Didn't you see it just now? Those Chinese people are docking the spacecraft."
"...As if I didn't ask."
"I don't quite understand what you're talking about."
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
The colonists did not have to wait long.
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
Johnson sighed.
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
"...As if I didn't ask."
However, before he could react, the pair of "landing gears" of the Xiaguang had already been inserted into the lower side of the Yuegong's multi-functional docking module.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
With a slight shaking that was almost imperceptible, the Xiaguang, which successfully connected the "landing gear" to the space station, slowly pulled itself towards the space station as the "landing gear" contracted.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
Those responsible for testing these samples were Professor Leslie from the Institute of Microbiology of the Swiss Remana Health Medical Center and researcher Zhao Shuxuan from the Institute of Biomedicine of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The Xiaguang, sailing in deep space, slowly approached the silver-white "port".
Asking such a complicated question to an idiot, he must be crazy.
Those responsible for testing these samples were Professor Leslie from the Institute of Microbiology of the Swiss Remana Health Medical Center and researcher Zhao Shuxuan from the Institute of Biomedicine of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
But now because there is a spaceship connected, the airlock is used as a zero-hour checkpoint.
The entire docking process of the spacecraft did not give people a feeling of nervousness at all, and was even too simple to accept.
However, before he could react, the pair of "landing gears" of the Xiaguang had already been inserted into the lower side of the Yuegong's multi-functional docking module.
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
Whether outside or inside the experimental cabin, everyone is nervously waiting for the test results.
Johnson vaguely remembered that he seemed to have met this man when he was on the Xiaguang. If he guessed correctly, he was probably the captain of the Xiaguang.
Following the prompts from the indicator light, the three colonists who had returned from Mars walked to the cabin to assemble. Immediately afterwards, the alloy door in the middle of the cabin slowly opened, and Liu Biao, wearing a spacesuit inside the cabin, floated in.
"...Didn't you see it just now? Those Chinese people are docking the spacecraft."
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
Before he could ask what was going on, Tevi, who was sitting next to him, stood up and asked.
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
Immediately afterwards, a pair of long "landing gears" slowly extended from under the Xiaguang's nose, pointing to the section with the interface at the end of the space station, and then slowly approached it.
"Xiaguang has successfully docked at the Yuegong lunar space station. We will check your physical condition in half an hour and disinfect the internal space of the spacecraft..."
"What happened? What is it about the physical examination that takes so long? When can we go home—"
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
Time passed by minute by minute.
At this time, Liu Biao suddenly noticed that the white male astronaut had an expression on his face, as if he had seen a ghost, so he smiled and looked at him and asked, "Are you okay?"
The docking of spacecraft has always been a difficult point in aerospace technology.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
"I'm... very good." After coming back to his senses, Johnson's Adam's apple moved slightly, and finally he couldn't help but ask, "How did you do it?"
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
"What did you find?" Zhao Shuxuan quickly walked to the side of the electron microscope, pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose, moved closer to the computer screen, and frowned, "...is this?"
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
Liu Biao looked at him confused: "How did you do it?"
Jones blushed and asked, "Here?"
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
"... You wait here. A professional doctor will check your body in a while. Once your health condition is confirmed, I will consider taking you to the Moon Palace for a tour."
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
Time passed by minute by minute.
Staring blankly at everything outside the porthole, Johnson was completely stunned as if he had never seen the world.
"... You wait here. A professional doctor will check your body in a while. Once your health condition is confirmed, I will consider taking you to the Moon Palace for a tour."
Raising his voice interrupted the black brother's barrage of questions. Xu Zhenghong had a serious expression on his face and spoke in a heavy voice.
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
At this time, Liu Biao suddenly noticed that the white male astronaut had an expression on his face, as if he had seen a ghost, so he smiled and looked at him and asked, "Are you okay?"
"That's true in theory, but it's exciting, isn't it?"
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
When the U.S. Gemini manned space program first came out, it took nearly a year to achieve the rendezvous between Gemini 6 and 7. However, after maintaining a distance of 30 centimeters and flying for 20 minutes, the two spacecraft ultimately failed to dock. It was not until Gemini 8 the following year that it successfully docked with an unmanned target spacecraft that the United States truly mastered this technology.
Jones blushed and asked, "Here?"
It's just that he still can't accept the reality that China's aerospace technology has advanced to the point where every detail will make him stunned.
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
Staring blankly at everything outside the porthole, Johnson was completely stunned as if he had never seen the world.
The Xiaguang, sailing in deep space, slowly approached the silver-white "port".
"We might be in trouble."
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
It's just that he still can't accept the reality that China's aerospace technology has advanced to the point where every detail will make him stunned.
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
Immediately afterwards, a pair of long "landing gears" slowly extended from under the Xiaguang's nose, pointing to the section with the interface at the end of the space station, and then slowly approached it.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
Facing the captain's strange gaze, Tevi scratched his head with a frown and shook his head.
Johnson vaguely remembered that he seemed to have met this man when he was on the Xiaguang. If he guessed correctly, he was probably the captain of the Xiaguang.
At this time, Liu Biao suddenly noticed that the white male astronaut had an expression on his face, as if he had seen a ghost, so he smiled and looked at him and asked, "Are you okay?"
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
Jones blushed and asked, "Here?"
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
"...WTF?"
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
"What did you find?" Zhao Shuxuan quickly walked to the side of the electron microscope, pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose, moved closer to the computer screen, and frowned, "...is this?"
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
With a slight shaking that was almost imperceptible, the Xiaguang, which successfully connected the "landing gear" to the space station, slowly pulled itself towards the space station as the "landing gear" contracted.
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
"Sorry, guys."
Liu Biao smiled and said: "Eat something, drink something, and then... the medical team from the United Nations may need you to provide some feces and urine."
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
When there is no spacecraft docking, this is the buffer zone for stationed astronauts to enter and exit the space station. Astronauts who go to work outside the vehicle will change spacesuits, check equipment, and adapt to the air pressure here...
Staring blankly at everything outside the porthole, Johnson was completely stunned as if he had never seen the world.
In particular, the requirements for the spacecraft's orbital altitude and speed accuracy are even more stringent to an outrageous level. Often the window period for engine ignition is compressed to less than one second. One second earlier and one second later will lead to docking failure. .
It's just that he still can't accept the reality that China's aerospace technology has advanced to the point where every detail will make him stunned.
"I don't quite understand what you're talking about."
When the U.S. Gemini manned space program first came out, it took nearly a year to achieve the rendezvous between Gemini 6 and 7. However, after maintaining a distance of 30 centimeters and flying for 20 minutes, the two spacecraft ultimately failed to dock. It was not until Gemini 8 the following year that it successfully docked with an unmanned target spacecraft that the United States truly mastered this technology.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
Liu Biao smiled and said: "Eat something, drink something, and then... the medical team from the United Nations may need you to provide some feces and urine."
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
But now because there is a spaceship connected, the airlock is used as a zero-hour checkpoint.
Having received training in this area in the NASA astronaut group, he knows very well that docking of spacecraft is not the case at all!
As the door to the room was unlocked, Tevye floated out of his room holding on to the door frame, moved his limbs, and then saw Johnson standing there blankly, and couldn't help but ask in confusion.
There's no after that.
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
"I don't quite understand what you're talking about."
The entire docking process of the spacecraft did not give people a feeling of nervousness at all, and was even too simple to accept.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
"... You wait here. A professional doctor will check your body in a while. Once your health condition is confirmed, I will consider taking you to the Moon Palace for a tour."
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
"Xiaguang has successfully docked at the Yuegong lunar space station. We will check your physical condition in half an hour and disinfect the internal space of the spacecraft..."
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
"I don't quite understand what you're talking about."
With a slight shaking that was almost imperceptible, the Xiaguang, which successfully connected the "landing gear" to the space station, slowly pulled itself towards the space station as the "landing gear" contracted.
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
"Sorry, guys."
Looking at Liu Biao standing at the door of the cabin, Johnson, who had just taken off his spacesuit inside the cabin, asked: "What do we need to do now?"
Looking at Liu Biao standing at the door of the cabin, Johnson, who had just taken off his spacesuit inside the cabin, asked: "What do we need to do now?"
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
Facing the captain's strange gaze, Tevi scratched his head with a frown and shook his head.
"Sorry, guys."
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
Liu Biao smiled and said: "Eat something, drink something, and then... the medical team from the United Nations may need you to provide some feces and urine."
"I don't quite understand what you're talking about."
Following the prompts from the indicator light, the three colonists who had returned from Mars walked to the cabin to assemble. Immediately afterwards, the alloy door in the middle of the cabin slowly opened, and Liu Biao, wearing a spacesuit inside the cabin, floated in.
Jones blushed and asked, "Here?"
Jones blushed and asked, "Here?"
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
"I'm... very good." After coming back to his senses, Johnson's Adam's apple moved slightly, and finally he couldn't help but ask, "How did you do it?"
The docking of spacecraft has always been a difficult point in aerospace technology.
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
When there is no spacecraft docking, this is the buffer zone for stationed astronauts to enter and exit the space station. Astronauts who go to work outside the vehicle will change spacesuits, check equipment, and adapt to the air pressure here...
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
When the U.S. Gemini manned space program first came out, it took nearly a year to achieve the rendezvous between Gemini 6 and 7. However, after maintaining a distance of 30 centimeters and flying for 20 minutes, the two spacecraft ultimately failed to dock. It was not until Gemini 8 the following year that it successfully docked with an unmanned target spacecraft that the United States truly mastered this technology.
"...Didn't you see it just now? Those Chinese people are docking the spacecraft."
The colonists did not have to wait long.
As the door to the room was unlocked, Tevye floated out of his room holding on to the door frame, moved his limbs, and then saw Johnson standing there blankly, and couldn't help but ask in confusion.
At this time, Liu Biao suddenly noticed that the white male astronaut had an expression on his face, as if he had seen a ghost, so he smiled and looked at him and asked, "Are you okay?"
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
The entire docking process of the spacecraft did not give people a feeling of nervousness at all, and was even too simple to accept.
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
Raising his voice interrupted the black brother's barrage of questions. Xu Zhenghong had a serious expression on his face and spoke in a heavy voice.
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
The Xiaguang, sailing in deep space, slowly approached the silver-white "port".
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
Those responsible for testing these samples were Professor Leslie from the Institute of Microbiology of the Swiss Remana Health Medical Center and researcher Zhao Shuxuan from the Institute of Biomedicine of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
In particular, the requirements for the spacecraft's orbital altitude and speed accuracy are even more stringent to an outrageous level. Often the window period for engine ignition is compressed to less than one second. One second earlier and one second later will lead to docking failure. .
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
In the end, the docking devices of the two spacecrafts, one large and one small, were tightly integrated.
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
Just when Johnson and others began to feel restless, the hatch suddenly opened. Not only did the Chinese man who brought them here earlier walked in, but there was also a slightly majestic-looking man following him.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
Both scholars are giants in the field of biology and have published many articles in the less popular field of astrobiology. Although he is not the most authoritative expert, he is still a top-notch scholar.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
Then…
It's just that he still can't accept the reality that China's aerospace technology has advanced to the point where every detail will make him stunned.
When the U.S. Gemini manned space program first came out, it took nearly a year to achieve the rendezvous between Gemini 6 and 7. However, after maintaining a distance of 30 centimeters and flying for 20 minutes, the two spacecraft ultimately failed to dock. It was not until Gemini 8 the following year that it successfully docked with an unmanned target spacecraft that the United States truly mastered this technology.
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
And the most important thing is that both of them are under forty-five years old, relatively young, and both have good physical fitness. Although many authoritative experts also wanted to seize this opportunity, they were too old and could only stare at Starry Sky Technology's weightless simulation device.
"What did you find?" Zhao Shuxuan quickly walked to the side of the electron microscope, pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose, moved closer to the computer screen, and frowned, "...is this?"
Those responsible for testing these samples were Professor Leslie from the Institute of Microbiology of the Swiss Remana Health Medical Center and researcher Zhao Shuxuan from the Institute of Biomedicine of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Johnson vaguely remembered that he seemed to have met this man when he was on the Xiaguang. If he guessed correctly, he was probably the captain of the Xiaguang.
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
Time passed by minute by minute.
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
Although it was the same sentence, he felt completely different in his heart at this moment...
Should we directly ask, "How did you dock the spacecraft?"
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
Whether outside or inside the experimental cabin, everyone is nervously waiting for the test results.
"Xiaguang has successfully docked at the Yuegong lunar space station. We will check your physical condition in half an hour and disinfect the internal space of the spacecraft..."
At this moment, Professor Leslie, who was sitting in front of the electron microscope, suddenly whispered something, with a trace of surprise and ecstasy written in his eyes.
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
Sitting in the cabin, looking out the window at the approaching space station, Johnson's heart almost rose to his throat, and sweat dripped from his nervous palms.
Jones blushed and asked, "Here?"
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
Following the prompts from the indicator light, the three colonists who had returned from Mars walked to the cabin to assemble. Immediately afterwards, the alloy door in the middle of the cabin slowly opened, and Liu Biao, wearing a spacesuit inside the cabin, floated in.
At this moment, Professor Leslie, who was sitting in front of the electron microscope, suddenly whispered something, with a trace of surprise and ecstasy written in his eyes.
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
The Xiaguang, sailing in deep space, slowly approached the silver-white "port".
Time passed by minute by minute.
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
"Oh, Chet..."
But now because there is a spaceship connected, the airlock is used as a zero-hour checkpoint.
The colonists did not have to wait long.
Whether outside or inside the experimental cabin, everyone is nervously waiting for the test results.
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
"What did you find?" Zhao Shuxuan quickly walked to the side of the electron microscope, pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose, moved closer to the computer screen, and frowned, "...is this?"
Having received training in this area in the NASA astronaut group, he knows very well that docking of spacecraft is not the case at all!
"Xiaguang has successfully docked at the Yuegong lunar space station. We will check your physical condition in half an hour and disinfect the internal space of the spacecraft..."
The main reason why the Apollo program did not choose to launch the lunar landing components in batches and "rendezvous" in high orbit before heading to the moon was that docking was too difficult. In contrast, high-thrust rockets are more acceptable in terms of risk and cost.
With a slight shaking that was almost imperceptible, the Xiaguang, which successfully connected the "landing gear" to the space station, slowly pulled itself towards the space station as the "landing gear" contracted.
At this moment, Professor Leslie, who was sitting in front of the electron microscope, suddenly whispered something, with a trace of surprise and ecstasy written in his eyes.
"...WTF?"
He sat in the isolation cabin and waited quietly, but after a long time, there was no movement.
Johnson opened his mouth, not knowing where to start or how to ask.
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
"...As if I didn't ask."
Liu Biao looked at him confused: "How did you do it?"
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
Looking at Liu Biao standing at the door of the cabin, Johnson, who had just taken off his spacesuit inside the cabin, asked: "What do we need to do now?"
After the Xiaguang and Yuegong's multifunctional docking modules were connected, the three Mars colonists, led by Liu Biao, passed through the connection and entered the airlock of the multifunctional docking module.
It's just that he still can't accept the reality that China's aerospace technology has advanced to the point where every detail will make him stunned.
Then…
Staring at the images on the screen, Zhao Shuxuan's eyes also flashed with excitement, but soon became serious.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
Then…
Asking such a complicated question to an idiot, he must be crazy.
The docking of manned spacecraft was not finally realized until the mid-1970s, when the United States and the Soviet Union "shaked hands and made peace" in the aerospace field, with the concerted efforts of the two superpowers.
The docking of manned spacecraft was not finally realized until the mid-1970s, when the United States and the Soviet Union "shaked hands and made peace" in the aerospace field, with the concerted efforts of the two superpowers.
Perhaps for them, directly accessing the station is just a matter of course, just like his understanding of spacecraft docking technology.
At this moment, Professor Leslie, who was sitting in front of the electron microscope, suddenly whispered something, with a trace of surprise and ecstasy written in his eyes.
"We might be in trouble."
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
When there is no spacecraft docking, this is the buffer zone for stationed astronauts to enter and exit the space station. Astronauts who go to work outside the vehicle will change spacesuits, check equipment, and adapt to the air pressure here...
Then…
Looking at the Chinese astronaut with a friendly smile, Johnson laughed stiffly.
The correct posture for docking a spacecraft in outer space should be to first fly the spacecraft in front of the space station, then turn around and slow down, waiting for the space station to "catch up".
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
He sat in the isolation cabin and waited quietly, but after a long time, there was no movement.
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
The colonists did not have to wait long.
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
"That's true in theory, but it's exciting, isn't it?"
"Xiaguang has successfully docked at the Yuegong lunar space station. We will check your physical condition in half an hour and disinfect the internal space of the spacecraft..."
Facing the captain's strange gaze, Tevi scratched his head with a frown and shook his head.
He sat in the isolation cabin and waited quietly, but after a long time, there was no movement.
Following the prompts from the indicator light, the three colonists who had returned from Mars walked to the cabin to assemble. Immediately afterwards, the alloy door in the middle of the cabin slowly opened, and Liu Biao, wearing a spacesuit inside the cabin, floated in.
Facing the captain's strange gaze, Tevi scratched his head with a frown and shook his head.
Liu Biao smiled and said: "Eat something, drink something, and then... the medical team from the United Nations may need you to provide some feces and urine."
Just when Johnson and others began to feel restless, the hatch suddenly opened. Not only did the Chinese man who brought them here earlier walked in, but there was also a slightly majestic-looking man following him.
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
Asking such a complicated question to an idiot, he must be crazy.
Johnson vaguely remembered that he seemed to have met this man when he was on the Xiaguang. If he guessed correctly, he was probably the captain of the Xiaguang.
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
An operation like Xiaguang's directly releasing its landing gear and actively flying up towards the space station was simply unheard of for him!
Leslie smiled and looked back at Zhao Shuxuan, pushing up the glasses on the bridge of his nose.
As the door to the room was unlocked, Tevye floated out of his room holding on to the door frame, moved his limbs, and then saw Johnson standing there blankly, and couldn't help but ask in confusion.
Before he could ask what was going on, Tevi, who was sitting next to him, stood up and asked.
"Of course it can't be here," Liu Biao coughed slightly and pointed to the alloy door embedded in the wall next to him. "There is a separate toilet next to it."
With the help of two Lunar Palace station staff, Johnson and others quickly completed the physical examination. At the same time, the metabolite samples collected from the three people were also sent to a special experimental cabin.
"A very strange anaerobic bacterium with a thick cell wall and cell membrane... Wait, let me correct you, it's a spore! No wonder it can survive on Mars," he continued to adjust the magnification of the electron microscope and stared at it. Professor Leslie's expression on the screen gradually became excited, "God... it's unbelievable."
Before he could ask what was going on, Tevi, who was sitting next to him, stood up and asked.
Compared to Tevey and Jones, Johnson has served in the NASA astronaut corps for much longer, and he knows how difficult it is.
"What happened? What is it about the physical examination that takes so long? When can we go home—"
"Oh, Chet..."
Asking such a complicated question to an idiot, he must be crazy.
"Sorry, guys."
"...As if I didn't ask."
The colonists did not have to wait long.
"...WTF?"
At this moment, the signal light on the hatch came on.
"Man, what's wrong with you?"
Following the prompts from the indicator light, the three colonists who had returned from Mars walked to the cabin to assemble. Immediately afterwards, the alloy door in the middle of the cabin slowly opened, and Liu Biao, wearing a spacesuit inside the cabin, floated in.
"Nothing... pretend I didn't ask."
Raising his voice interrupted the black brother's barrage of questions. Xu Zhenghong had a serious expression on his face and spoke in a heavy voice.
And the most important thing is that both of them are under forty-five years old, relatively young, and both have good physical fitness. Although many authoritative experts also wanted to seize this opportunity, they were too old and could only stare at Starry Sky Technology's weightless simulation device.
Facing the captain's strange gaze, Tevi scratched his head with a frown and shook his head.
When there is no spacecraft docking, this is the buffer zone for stationed astronauts to enter and exit the space station. Astronauts who go to work outside the vehicle will change spacesuits, check equipment, and adapt to the air pressure here...
"I'm afraid our return home may have to be postponed."
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.
This not only tests a country's "hardware strength" such as the accuracy of industrial cameras, spacecraft material strength, engines and its control technology, but also tests a series of software strengths such as computer vision measurement technology.