The lunar fall crisis prompted the United Government to swiftly formulate a plan.
The plan had three steps.
First, more than three thousand nuclear bombs would be deployed in Campanus Crater on the Moon.
Second, phased-array detonation would be used to induce a fusion reaction within the Moon, causing it to collapse and disintegrate on its own.
Third, the Internet Root Servers on Earth would be restarted, allowing all currently operational Planetary Engines to complete their network integration. They would then be activated to push Earth away from the lunar fragments.
At that point, the Mountain Moving Project would officially begin, and Earth would set off toward its distant new home in Centaurus under the propulsion of the Planetary Engines.
The third step did not need to connect with the first two, so it could be carried out immediately. They only needed to restore the network before the lunar fragments reached Earth.
Of course, the United Government had another force it could call upon: Superman Clark.
Faced with the sudden crisis, Clark naturally stepped forward without hesitation and began assisting humanity with these plans.
The explosion of the lunar engines had blasted up countless fragments, forming a small ring around the Moon. This made it difficult for the ships deploying the nuclear bombs to enter.
Thus, Superman had been tasked with clearing away those fragments and opening a path for the transport ships.
At the same time, humanity had gathered all its strength. Faced with the apocalypse looming so close at hand, they were more united than ever before. It was something Superman had never seen, or even imagined.
Amid the impassioned speech of China's representative in the United Government, humanity put aside its past grievances and brought out every nuclear bomb it possessed to resolve this crisis.
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