Zhao Min left the laboratory. Following Chen Mo's instructions, she had the seismograph division manufacture Type II Seismographs while having the company's mineral resources department acquire mineral resources in Africa.
The company had substantial cash reserves and decent revenue. Otherwise, no matter how large the company was, it would not have survived Chen Mo's reckless spending.
That man always managed to accomplish the impossible.
Although this plan was a little crazy, since Chen Mo wanted to do it, she had no way to refuse.
The first step of the Planetary Transformation project was to determine which extraterrestrial planet would be transformed.
If the universe were a vast desert, then countless stars and planets would be grains of sand. Yet the "desert" was not entirely barren; there would always be planets located within its "oases."
These "oases" had been defined by astronomers as the Habitable Zone. Only within the Habitable Zone could life have the conditions necessary to survive.
Judging from that perspective, Earth was not alone in the Solar System.
Before Chen Mo was a scaled-down planetary map of the Solar System, fully displayed through holographic projection.
The region between 0.725 and 3.0 astronomical units from the Sun was the Habitable Zone. The Earth-Moon System, Mars, Venus, and Ceres all lay within this region. There was also one special celestial body: Titan, Saturn's moon.
Ceres was the first to be ruled out. It was a dwarf planet in the Asteroid Belt, with a diameter of one thousand kilometers—roughly one-quarter the Moon's diameter. Its mass and volume were too small, and its location within the complex Asteroid Belt gave it the least value for transformation while posing excessive danger.
The Moon was Earth's satellite and the closest celestial body to Earth. Its distance from the Sun was suitable as well.
However,