After passing security, Lou An entered Flying Ant Aerospace Center with the cameramen.
This collaboration between China Aerospace Group and Ant Army Group, in which Goddess Spaceplane would carry equipment and supplies into the Space Station from Flying Ant Aerospace Center, had drawn widespread attention.
It was also a major space mission, so it was being publicly broadcast live before launch.
He was the reporter in charge of this livestream.
The livestream would begin at Flying Ant Aerospace Center.
Goddess Spaceplane would depart from Flying Ant Aerospace Center, head to South China Sea Launch Site to load equipment and supplies, then launch from South China Sea Launch Site and travel to the Space Station.
He needed to board Goddess Spaceplane and broadcast the entire journey from Flying Ant Aerospace Center to South China Sea Launch Site.
He was nervous, but also looking forward to it.
News about Goddess Spaceplane had been everywhere lately. The outside world had painted it as something legendary, but all they had seen were blurry photos taken by passersby. This was the first time he would get close to Goddess Spaceplane—and even livestream from aboard it.
Lou An also admired the authorities' boldness. They were actually letting an aircraft that had only just completed its test flight undertake such a space mission.
Perhaps it was because they trusted Ant Army Group.
That was the only explanation he could think of.
An Autonomous Driving car brought Lou An to the hangar. Before long, he saw Chen Mo, Ant Army Group's legendary genius.
"Hello."
"Hello, Mr. Chen Mo."
Lou An greeted him with a smile.
"We'll be livestreaming shortly, so I wanted to ask what we should pay attention to. For instance, are there any confidential areas or places we aren't allowed to film?"
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