Livestreaming the Coastal Harvest: I Found a Spy Satellite Buried in the Sand

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First of all, satellites commonly referred to nowadays generally refer to artificial satellites. They are called artificial satellites because they revolve around the planet in space. Spy satellites must first revolve around the earth in space before they can be called satellites. Otherwise, they are just spy monitoring instruments. Whether it can be called a satellite does not depend on its function, but on whether it is orbiting a planet in space.

This introduction shows a spy satellite lying on the beach. The author doesn't even know what a satellite is.

These few pictures are enough for anyone to see, so people know it and think we look down on it. Hurry up and update ten times per person.

After reading the catalog, I have a question: Are the inspections in Feilu stupid? How stupid is it to add the first discoverer to a live broadcast after killing someone?

In fact, no black box is really painted black, lol~

The first time I went to the sea, I discovered a spy satellite. The second time I went to the sea, I found ancient relics. When I went there again, the sea had been blocked by the authorities. The corners of my mouth turned up with disdain on my face. I went to another unblocked coast and the third time I went to the sea, I found ancient creatures as expected. I laughed so hard. I really thought there was something wrong with that sea. It was me who had the problem.

The cover shows Nero, but it has nothing to do with Genshin Impact, so I'm convinced.

The definition of satellite refers to a natural or artificial celestial body that orbits a planet and moves periodically in a closed orbit.

Only cooked lobsters are red. If you have never seen a lobster, you can't have never seen a crab.