Various bizarre news stories occupied people's attention, but in reality, they were all preparations for the Congress's final legislative session in early September.
This time, Congress officially passed the "Shelter Period Fertility Restriction Act," imposing various restrictions on the natural reproduction of residents within the shelters.
The dull, boring life had caused a newborn boom in some shelters, which was something that did not serve the interests of the ruling class.
With the population increasing, their expenditures would also increase, but the returns they could obtain from the public would not.
On top of that, the number of people with genetic diseases was increasing under exposure to Gaud Particles. In the past, perhaps only three to five cases of genetic disease would be discovered in a year.
Now, that many cases—or even more—occurred almost every month.
Some people believed that the activation of cells by Gaud Particles had caused certain originally stable recessive genetic defects to become dominant--
It was not that exposure to Gaud Particles caused genetic disease, but that under exposure to Gaud Particles, these genetic diseases had erupted.
Regardless, the threat Gaud Particles posed to humanity was actually not small at all.
To some extent, the Fertility Restriction Act could also resolve similar problems in the future. As long as people did not give birth, there would definitely be no problems.
Of course, implementing it would still take some time, but they would not have to wait too long.
Two days later, the launch vehicle reached the Moon. This time, it carried more cargo, including a return rocket.
After receiving their instructions, the lunar team also began its first group operation.
They boarded low-altitude aircraft and headed toward the Pyramid Complex. During this period, they had come to see these pyramids more than once, and each time,