In mid-October, Lin Qi arranged for three more rockets to fly to the moon, along with some extra people.
Their job was to send all those alien monsters to meet their god, somewhere away from the live broadcasts.
By handling a little bit every day now, the pressure people would face when these monsters eventually awoke would be much lighter.
During this period, another very special event also occurred: the "Focus" officially entered its scheduled orbit.
The Focus was the second-generation space optical telescope, and its data in all aspects far surpassed the first-generation space telescope.
However, people were not very interested in these things; they were not as interesting as TV dramas, nor as thrilling as those aliens.
Only truly great scientists understood the value of the Focus to humanity.
When the Focus began operating and transmitted its first ultra-clear picture, the people at the astronomical observatory were immersed in that exquisite yet indifferent cosmic atmosphere.
Light has color, including those invisible kinds of light.
These colorful lights shifted hues within a huge cosmic-background palette, and the beauty naturally produced was enough to make one feel breathless!
While being extremely brilliant, it was simultaneously so indifferent and cruel.
It looks like it is operating very smoothly.
At a small celebration party, the Deputy Station Director stood next to Lin Qi holding a wine glass, and Lin Qi offered him a little praise for this successful startup.
Although his position was Deputy Station Director, he also had a new job—
The highest chief of the Global Communication Observation Office, his new job was to observe the entire universe like Global Communication, or rather, like the eyes of all humanity in the universe, to help people see the direction clearly.
And this title, which was nominally an office but actually belonged