More than enough...
It was downright incredible, okay?!
After flipping through several pages in a row, Director Li could no longer find words to describe the shock in his heart.
From the specifications and dimensions of every rivet, the standards the materials had to meet, and how many were needed, to the equipment required for every functional module and the personnel needed to operate them, nearly everything had been categorized and listed on this blueprint.
Of course, many of these things were beyond the current capabilities of Hua Nation's aerospace industry, such as cables with "a Young's modulus of 2.07 TPa and breaking strength of 79 Nm..." and titanium alloy materials with "density ρ ≤ 3.7 g/cm³, Young's modulus ≥ 1333 MPa, hardness ≥ HB400..."
But judging from current development trends, as long as enough funding was invested into these research areas, there was still a considerable possibility that materials meeting those standards could be manufactured someday in the future.
Therefore, rather than calling it some wildly imaginative concept, it would be more accurate to call it a rigorously prepared instruction manual!
A master roadmap outlining the direction of aerospace industry development for the next hundred years!
"How on earth did you come up with this thing...?"
Director Li dearly wanted to ask that question, but ultimately held himself back.
Because he suddenly realized that even if he asked, and Lu Zhou told him, it would probably be no different from playing music to a cow.
"I'll keep these drawings here for now. I'll head back to Shangjing tonight!"
He stuffed the blueprints back into the document bag, wrapped it with cotton string and sealed it. Looking at Lu Zhou, Director Li said seriously, "If it's convenient, I'd like to show them to the experts at Aerospace Science first, then