Wei Zhonghao prepared an identity token for Su Mu, and after wearing it, Su Mu traveled without any obstacles and quickly arrived at the training base.
Several astronauts, dressed in heavy spacesuits, are conducting continuous simulation training.
After Su Mu watched for a moment, the astronauts began training on assembling the formation.
The movements were extremely skilled and swift; once the assembly was complete, the formation was activated.
There's nothing wrong with the formation.
Su Mu nodded slightly as he watched this scene. His presence was merely a formality; there were no actual mistakes in the training.
"Alright, that concludes today's training. Everyone, relax a bit, and then we'll begin the moon landing."
After the training ended, a person in charge came out and signaled that the training could stop.
The astronauts stood at attention, waiting for the other party to speak.
"This lunar landing is different from other countries'. It is still classified. You will be landing on the dark side of the moon, which is very dangerous."
But if we succeed, it will be of unprecedented significance to Huaxia, and your mission is of paramount importance. Are you all ready? If you want to give up, this is your last chance."
The person in charge looked serious. This lunar mission was extremely serious, and it was no exaggeration to say that it was life-threatening.
These astronauts, until now, do not know the details of the mission. They will only learn the specific mission details after the rocket launches and they begin their journey to the moon.
The astronauts smiled upon hearing this, their faces showing no fear whatsoever. "We've trained for so long, worked so hard, how could we possibly give up now?"
"Yeah, all that suffering these past few months was for nothing?"
"Can't you say something useful? If you wanted to give up, you shouldn't have come in the first place. So many of our Huaxia astronauts have been training hard, all for the sake of having this opportunity one day. This opportunity has finally come to us, how can we just give up?"
Upon hearing this, the person in charge couldn't help but smile, even his usually stern face broke into a smile.
"Alright, everyone go back and pack your things, then let's set off."
"Yes!"
Upon hearing this, the astronauts exchanged glances and then left together.
Behind them, the person in charge stood still and silently saluted the group.
Su Mu watched all of this silently, feeling somewhat moved.
"Since you're sure there are no problems, let's head over now. It's time to get to the launch site."
Wei Zhonghao turned around and looked at Su Mu seriously.
Su Mu nodded. This time, they were traveling on a military aircraft.
By the time Su Mu arrived, it was already dark.
Wei Zhonghao and Su Mu discussed the launch time and plan.
It will take about three or four days after launch to reach lunar orbit and then proceed with the lunar landing procedure.
After landing on the moon, because it is on the dark side of the moon, it cannot communicate directly with Earth, so relay satellites will help transmit signals.
The thick stack of documents in Wei Zhonghao's hand had been significantly reduced in content.
Su Mu listened attentively from the side.
Time passed slowly, and soon it was time for launch.
Su Mu was somewhat shocked as he looked at the enormous rocket.
Once the launch officially began, a surge of flames erupted, and the massive rocket slowly ascended into the air amidst a roar.
The sheer awe he felt left Su Mu, who was witnessing the launch for the first time, deeply moved.
At moments like these, one can always feel the strength of one's country.
The rocket launched, and all signals were normal.
People watching the rocket launch from afar, or netizens watching in the live stream, couldn't help but cheer.
Congratulatory messages kept flooding the chat.
Once the rocket reached a certain altitude, the undocking procedure began.
All procedures were normal, and then it began to orbit the Earth, entering the Earth-Moon orbit after one and a half orbits.
This is the next procedure.
Inside the spacecraft, the three astronauts breathed a sigh of relief as they watched the plane begin its orbit around the Earth, and then began to open the secret documents beside them.
"What secret mission do you think this moon landing program has? Could there be aliens on the far side of the moon?"
Li Runzhong held the file folder, somewhat puzzled.
"I don't know, but I have a feeling it's related to some strange things that happened before. You haven't forgotten the towering pillar of light and the thing that annihilated the meteorite, have you? Just thinking about it gives me the creeps."
Another astronaut, Yang Yi, also perked up and said something.
"Hurry up and open it. I'm curious about what it is that they want us to open it up here, and they even told us to be mentally prepared."
The document bag was opened, and all three of them were stunned when they saw what was inside.
The entire spacecraft fell into a deathly silence.
"It says ' Teleportation Array ' here? Am I seeing things?"
Li Runzhong swallowed hard, feeling a chill run through his body.
Even though he had prepared himself mentally, he was still stunned when he saw the contents of the document.
"I don't think I'm mistaken, it really is Teleportation Array, something that can directly transport people between Earth and the Moon."
Yang Yi nodded with difficulty, his voice somewhat hoarse.
When did our own country get such a thing???
Is something that can transport supplies and people over such long distances some kind of advanced technology, or something else entirely?
Thinking of this, the group of people turned around blankly and glanced at the Teleportation Array behind them, which was heavily protected.
When they were training to assemble this thing before, they were wondering what it was, but now they finally understand.
Before they came up, they were told that even if the lunar module crashed on the moon, they had to ensure the safety of everything behind them, in addition to ensuring their own safety.
They didn't understand what it meant before, but now they finally do.
With this, even if the lunar module is destroyed, they still have a chance to survive.
The three exchanged a glance, their expressions extremely serious.
"This mission is very important."
"Yes."
There was another moment of silence in the space capsule.
"We must complete the mission, even if it means crashing it into the moon!"
The three of them took a breath, and at that moment they all made up their minds that no matter what happened, they would do everything they could to ensure the safety of the remaining person.
If they successfully set up the Teleportation Array on the moon, then even if all three of them sacrificed themselves, it would have been worth it!
None of the three said it aloud, but they had all made up their minds to it.
The moment they saw the information, they understood just how important this mission was to the country.