At that moment, countless people let their imaginations run wild in their own unique ways.
Some thought the spaceship Phantom Immortal Technology had built might resemble the aliens' ships. There was nothing wrong with borrowing good ideas, after all.
Others thought Phantom Immortal Technology's spaceship would use the classic conical design. After all, most spaceships humans had built before had used that structure.
Still others simply borrowed spaceship designs from science fiction movies, which made no sense at all.
Ultimately, spaceships in movies were purely products of aesthetics and visual effects. Whether they could fly or were suited to space travel didn't matter! If the director said they could fly, then they could fly!
Besides speculating about the ship's appearance, people were also quite curious about its size.
Unlike their wildly varied guesses about its appearance, however, their estimates of Hope's size were largely consistent. Almost everyone thought the spaceship would be much larger than the Skyflying aircraft, but probably no bigger than the Wind God Type 1 nuclear-powered aircraft. If it were too big, accelerating would be much harder.
As for Hope's power system, no one had any doubts. It would definitely use nuclear energy.
Perhaps the only uncertainty was whether it would use nuclear fusion or nuclear fission.
Most people leaned toward nuclear fission, though, because the earlier Skyflying aircraft had shown everyone just how thoroughly Phantom Immortal Technology had mastered that technology.
While online discussions about Hope reached a fever pitch, Shen Bing had already returned to Dragon Lake Ring Island to have dinner with Yun Xue and her companion!
Hope would launch tomorrow. He could head back then.
Over the past six months or so, Phantom Immortal Technology's meteoric rise had indeed caused a slight increase in unemployment worldwide.
Although it was neither a weekend