In 2045, there is a fatal crisis behind mankind's dream of landing on the moon - the space nuclear reactor left over from the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union is on the verge of leaking. Once it crashes to the earth, it will trigger a global ecological disaster.
Lin Chendong, a graduate student at Southeast University of Architecture and Architecture, was admitted into the "Stardust Project" astronaut reserve due to his extreme environment emergency construction skills that unexpectedly solved the problem of meteorite rain protection for the lunar base during a life-and-death rescue in the Siberian tundra. As everyone knows, behind this honor is a top-secret mission assigned by the country: to build a nuclear reactor recycling platform and protect the safety of the earth.
From poisonous and alcoholic assassinations in Yakutsk, to deadly snipers in campus laboratories, to insiders lurking inside the base, foreign forces have never stopped hunting down core building algorithms. His physical shortcomings were questioned, he was framed for data theft, and his teammates were jealous. Lin Chendong relied on his knowledge of architectural mechanics to break the situation, built a survival bunker out of space junk, used a layered protection plan to resolve the simulated meteorite rain crisis, and counterattacked step by step in the desperate situation.
Even more unexpectedly, he discovered that his father, who had been missing for many years, was the first aerospace engineer to discover the secrets of the nuclear reactor. His notes contained the ultimate clue to the depths of the moon.
When the moon landing plan encountered international competition, and when his personal mission collided with family inheritance, Lin Chendong carried his father's legacy and the country's great trust, tempering and growing up in rigorous training and life-and-death pursuits. This contest spanning the earth and the moon is not only the ultimate challenge of aerospace engineering, but also the ultimate game to protect the future of mankind. Stardust sets sail just to build the last line of defense outside the earth before the countdown to nuclear explosion!
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It is a very well-written science fiction novel, with an ups and downs of the story that is fascinating, the environment and characters are vividly depicted, the details are well described, and the professional knowledge is comprehensive. It is a good work worth reading and recommending.