This is also Jiang Cheng's goal in launching this project, and it is also what Jiang Cheng hopes to achieve most.
However, no obvious effect can be seen yet on this matter, and human beings cannot be changed by simply changing.
This requires long-term persistence to see enough changes, which requires Jiang Cheng to persist in arousing people's curiosity.
If all human beings are full of curiosity about the universe, it will only be a matter of time before they conquer the universe.
A science fiction novelist once said it in his work, and this is also a sentence that Jiang Cheng likes very much.
When humans look up at the stars, they are only one step away from unlocking the mysteries of the universe.
This is roughly what the science fiction novelist said, and it is also the best explanation for Su's plan.
What Jiang Cheng is doing now is to make everyone start looking up at the stars.
Human beings are too small compared to the entire universe. Only by raising their heads and embracing the entire starry sky can they find the highest position.
After the first few batches of tourists successfully set foot in space, the one-day space tour project became even more popular.
Those who were originally worried about safety issues have now given up on Gu Zhong.
Bi Jing now has enough pioneers to prove the safety of this tourism project with itself.
We have never heard of any problems encountered by these passengers, and space travel has been proven to be absolutely safe.
As long as the first few batches of people who eat crabs set an example, the people behind will follow suit.
After all, space is still very attractive to human beings. As long as there is no Gu Zhong at the end, everyone is willing to try that feeling.
As more and more people experience the feeling of space, more and more people are signing up for this project.
This makes queuing increasingly difficult and waiting times longer and longer.
Fortunately, the expansion of the space mission center was quickly completed. Now the base can launch thirty rockets per day, which means it can take up to 600 passengers into space.
The quota has been increased to 600 per day, which has greatly alleviated the pressure on personnel and prevented those passengers from queuing for too long.
As humans continue to experience the wonder of space travel, time is slowly passing by.
It has now been four months since the launch of the Mars base plan. The first batch of rockets launched has now arrived on Mars.
All relevant preparations are in place, and now it’s time to officially start construction.
All the materials and equipment needed to build a Mars base have been successfully landed on Mars. All that is left is to officially start the construction work.
Of course, along with these materials and equipment going to Mars, there will also be a new batch of astronauts.
Of course, building a Mars base requires human help, and astronauts must also go to Mars.
Although many equipment are highly automated and do not require human control at all, many working machines cannot replace humans, and humans are required to resolve emergencies.
So this time Jiang Cheng selected ten astronauts and arrived at Mars together like a rocket.
The first three astronauts to land on Mars have now successfully returned to Earth.
Jiang Cheng held a grand welcome ceremony for them when they came back, greeting them with the treatment of heroes.
Now that the three astronauts have completed their missions, it depends on the performance of the other astronauts.
This group of astronauts who went with Ruo were all people Jiang Cheng wanted from the country.
A total of ten astronauts participated in this plan this time, preparing to build a permanent base on Mars.
Now these ten astronauts are the construction personnel of the base, and they are about to start a big fight on Mars.
The official construction of the Mars base soon began, and the ten astronauts also began to be busy with their own work.
The ten astronauts currently on Mars are very different from the three who went to Mars last time.
The three people last time just set up an outpost on Mars and did some preliminary preparations.
They are building a permanent base this time, and there is a lot of work that needs to be done.
Those tasks cannot be completed in a short time at all. This time they will stay on Mars for a long time.
The ten astronauts cannot come back until the Mars base is built. It can be said that they will stay on Mars for a long time.
There are even a few of these ten astronauts who will not come back for a while even if they complete their work.
After a few astronauts build a Mars base, they will stay on Mars as permanent personnel.
A permanent base cannot function without staff. There are many things that require manpower to maintain. The Mars base cannot operate without people.
Therefore, several astronauts will serve as permanent personnel at the Mars base and will stay on Mars for several years until the next batch of people come to replace them.
These astronauts can be said to be very miserable. They need to stay on the barren land of Mars for a few years. It is a terrifying thing to think about it.
But those selected astronauts didn't feel miserable.
It can be said that they are lucky to have such a good opportunity to stay on Mars for a long time.
Being able to perform long-term stationing missions on Mars also feels like an honor to these selected people.
Carrying out a mission on Mars for several years sounds like a cool thing. I have only seen this kind of scene in movies before.
And after the construction of the Mars base is completed, the production conditions on Mars will still be good.
This permanent Mars base can provide all the daily necessities for the people inside.
The living conditions in all aspects can be said to be very good, so their future lives will not be too miserable. Speaking of which, Jiang Cheng's current astronauts are actually somewhat insufficient. As long as the astronauts trained by the country are good, Jiang Cheng will take them over.
This time Jiang Cheng sent ten astronauts to Mars at once, and there were not many astronauts left.
But in the future, Jiang Cheng will still need a large number of astronauts to perform various sky missions.
The existing astronauts on hand are no longer enough. Even if the country is still stepping up their training, they will not be able to meet Jiang Cheng's future needs.
Jiang Cheng's future demand for astronauts will be huge, and it won't be enough without thousands of people.
This Mars base will slowly expand in the future, and the manpower needed will continue to increase. This is already a big gap.
What's more, Jiang Cheng is also planning to launch other space programs, which will require even more astronauts.
(End of chapter)