Genius of the Rules-Style System

Chapter 1519: 719

The live host’s discussion of gravity-manufacturing technology sparked a lot of debate, with many people feeling astounded, some even thought they had heard wrong, they gleaned a lot from this piece of news.

One physicist immediately analyzed, "Gravity-manufacturing technology must be related to the creation of spacetime distortions."

Exactly how this was accomplished was their primary concern, but unfortunately, the host couldn’t divulge the technology, he merely mentioned the gravity-manufacturing device and after saying a few words, he switched topics, and continued to introduce the Xuanhuang, after which he started to introduce the K02 escort ship.

The K02 escort ship’s energy system, which used conventional solid fuel power combined with solar energy transmission, was technologically inferior in terms of energy power compared to the nuclear fusion-powered Xuanhuang.

However, the K02 escort ship was smaller and noticeably more agile, and the ship was equipped with a comprehensive weapons system, including a Z-wave Generator, which endowed it with a certain strike capability in space.

An international host commented, "Perhaps the K02 escort ship represents the future of naval weapon power." freēwebnovel.com

Internationally, there was always a desire to develop space strike capabilities, and anti-gravity ships produced by some organizations were also outfitted with weapon systems.

But what must be considered is that space lacks air, so the explosive effects of bomb-like weapons are greatly diminished, and most weapons can only exert a ’physical impact’ effect.

Moreover, launching weapons in space is unwise because releasing weapons generates a counteracting force that directly affects the spacecraft’s orbit, necessitating significant orbital correction capabilities and ample fuel.

Another crucial point is that to develop space weapons, one must take into account domestic opinion. freewēbnoveℓ.com

Now, domestically, there was absolute dominance in space, and other countries had virtually no chance of developing space weapons or building formidable spacecraft, at least testing was out of the question. If these became a threat, there could be an immediate Z-wave retaliation.

Of course.

The host wouldn’t consider all of that, the K02 escort ship indeed was very advanced, impressing many professionals.

They were even more surprised that the Xuanhuang and the K02 escort ship were released to commence a mission to the Lunar Base, with no prior news heard.

This indicated that the technology concerning the production of domestic medium and small space ships had matured.

As for large space ships, the only spaceship in the world, it was hard to say the technology was matured, as the spacecraft had been built first and was continuously tested after its completion.

Despite many related test reports, the spaceship had only carried out one significant test mission—to shuttle through space from Earth to near Mars’s orbit and swiftly return on the same route, a distance of about one hundred million kilometers.

This test cruise lasted a week and was relatively successful, but upon returning to ground, it remained in maintenance, giving the impression of an old machine that required much effort and money to upkeep after each use.

In fact, this was understandable.

It was similar to naval ships; a large aircraft carrier, once built, would require extensive testing and maintenance, and even minor issues could be cumbersome and laborious to fix.

Medium and small ships, by contrast, were much simpler because they were more agile than large ships, issues could be swiftly addressed by heading into a shipyard for quick repairs, and post-production testing was much easier.

The live broadcast continued.

The camera switched to the interior of the launch center, where all participants lined up in three rows, half of whom were military personnel. They chanted slogans for their mission, evoking the excitement and thrill of a significant battle.

Senior leaders and Zhao Yi appeared on camera, with the high-ranking officials delivering a speech about the historic inspection of the Lunar Base and expressing confidence in the mission.

Zhao Yi took the stage and said a few words, but he lacked the same passion and fervor, simply stating, with composure, that everyone could rest assured that everything was safe.

Then it was time to depart.

Senior leaders and Zhao Yi led the group into the Xuanhuang, out of the camera’s view, since the interior of the Xuanhuang was prohibited from being filmed.

They went to a compartment next to the control room and sat down to wait for the spacecraft to start.

There were about twenty minutes left before the spacecraft would start, preparations were being made outside, and they began to converse.

The senior leader was interested in what Zhao Yi said to the reporters yesterday, he inquired about the details, "I watched your interview from yesterday, it was quite interesting, you mentioned that the main purpose of space exploration is to find Earth-like planets so that humanity can relocate there, that’s a very ambitious goal that might not be possible for decades, a hundred years, or even longer."

"That is the most important goal,"

said Zhao Yi, "The purpose of our space exploration is to venture beyond Earth. In fact, the greatest benefit the cosmos can bestow upon humanity is enabling us to leave the Earth and gain access to more land and resources."

"Looking at history, human conflicts have always revolved around land and resources, including the Age of Exploration, colonization, and other wars, among others."