"Is this the Flying Ant Aerospace Center? Not bad at all."
"I never expected there to be an aerospace center like this in our country, built by a private company no less. It's simply unbelievable."
"It was only just built."
"Why aren't there any launch towers?"
"He didn't develop rockets. He skipped straight ahead to building a spaceplane."
"But this aerospace center is too close to Bin Hai City. If something goes wrong, the impact will be enormous."
"We don't even dare build spaceplanes right now. The maintenance costs are too high. Chen Mo is incredibly bold. Isn't he afraid of being dragged down by it? This thing is a money pit."
"Ant Army Group's quarterly revenue is astronomical. Our funding is limited, so we can't spend recklessly. If they succeeded in developing it, they must have commercial projects that can turn a profit. He's a businessman. Making money is a necessity."
On the bus approaching the Flying Ant Aerospace Center, a group of people looked out the windows at the facility, their expressions full of amazement as they began discussing it among themselves.
When the vehicle arrived at the aerospace center, Li Chengzhi took the lead in getting off.
The researchers behind him climbed down as well, still looking around to familiarize themselves with the surroundings.
They were all researchers officially transferred from various research institutes.
After hearing that Chen Mo had successfully developed a spaceplane, the authorities consulted him and sent personnel over to inspect it. Their true purpose was to see the aerospace center and the spaceplane for themselves, hoping to learn technologies that might prove useful to them.
That was how this expert delegation came to be.
There were top engineers from Cheng Fei and Shen Fei, chief designers of aerospace projects, chief engineers of the