Our Little Goal Is to Develop Mars

The design must yield to the material and also to the processing technology. It's not that there's no better design, it's that there's no better materials and more precise processing tools. Do we have good designs? Have! But we can't make it. Materials are one of the two fundamental constraints on scientific and technological research and development. The other is the industrial mother machine. It's not that design is unimportant, but the design drawing is insignificant compared to those two items. Practice has proven that it is impossible to develop national science and technology through design.

The protagonist spent three months in his spare time to develop an aerospace engine, and also gave an improvement diagram of the old model. I don't want to read it here. It's too childish. An aerospace engine requires at least 30,000 parts. Each component and a drawing can bury the protagonist. The most terrifying thing is that the accuracy required here is very high, force, strength... As long as there is a slight mistake, the engine will be empty talk. It is the biggest joke for the protagonist to find the fault point. If there are less than a thousand members in the engine research team, you would be embarrassed to say that they are engaged in engine research.

It's so hard to live alone! The friends who were watching let me know someone was watching! Old fellows! Give me "a little" hope! 😐

Why! I can't stand it anymore. I haven't entered the main line after laying the groundwork for so long. It can only be said to be an urban running account under the guise of technology (business is not even included)

I have read the latest chapter, and I can only say that I feel like this group of people are doing their work while chatting. Everyone is having various conversations. Anyway, I won't write down any details, and I won't talk about how to solve the problem. It will be done soon, just click, and then it will be all kinds of repeated conversations and slogans. Can you talk less nonsense and do more work? There are more than 100 chapters. Each chapter has to say that we are going to study xx rocket engines, and then it is like, hey, I just play, but don't do research. It really makes people speechless.

The author set out a "small goal" to build an engine from the first chapter to Chapter 166, which is 350,000 words long and has not even built an engine. It would probably take 2-3 million words to build your complete rocket.

The author should be a student. When the novel writes about the benefits of being separated as classmates, he is a student. For three years, he has been inseparable and has a deeper relationship than his parents.

To be honest, I generally don't bother to criticize authors who set the threshold for speaking, especially authors who start to have problems with free copies 1. I won't talk about the slow plot progression, which is a waste of such a good subject matter. To be honest, even if the article on this subject is born with superhuman academic ability, I won't talk about it. The themes given to the protagonist are all fresh, and there is a high chance that he will become the savior of the book shortage 2. When I saw the academician treating the protagonist as a tool man, I couldn't help but buy a chapter and spray it. I said before that I couldn't hold the protagonist, so even the dialogue status was like a partner. Later, I just wanted to treat the protagonist as a tool man? Do you think this scheming twist by the author is reasonable? Normal humans wouldn't think like this, right?

This is too exaggerated. The level of the protagonist's dormitory is too exaggerated. Even if you have been exposed to relevant knowledge since childhood, it is unlikely that you will still have to study it all the time in college. But when I read the plot, they had no experience at all before high school. After three years of college, only one year was spent on accumulating knowledge and two years were spent on research and development. It was really outrageous, like child's play. Any system is more reasonable than this.

Although the writing is a bit exaggerated and the progress is very slow, it is really good to have a group of people with dreams.