1979: Taking the Lead in the Moon Race

Humanity explores the cosmos with the most primitive energy conversion methods, all engines operating at full power! This courage will be forever etched upon the stars. ✊

At that time, China was truly a third-world country, unqualified to engage in large-scale space research, and could only maintain its system by continuously launching satellites. Instruments, materials, and equipment all had to be purchased with foreign exchange; who would sell them to you cheaply?

①Completely true. ②Completely fabricated, used as psychological warfare to scare the Russians. ③ They did indeed go to the moon, but the live recording was filmed in a Hollywood studio. For example, for promotional purposes, the photos and videos were technically processed—contrast was adjusted, and simulated ground footage was edited or reshot to enhance visual effects or cover up technical…

Because to date, the United States has never been to the moon again.

You've already developed a national-level space elevator, and this is the level of technology you're talking about in 1993??? It's like asking a college student what 1+1+1+1 equals, and they'd have to calculate it for days...

I just read "Technology Invades the Modern World," and this book was immediately recommended in the introduction. Big data is truly amazing.

Reviewed. This book's niche market is too obscure; it's unlikely to succeed. Assessment complete.

The date is wrong; it should be changed to 2024.

Since the national team has already been reborn, they should just be honest; this is too much of a waste of time.

This is for the sake of all humanity, right? All ordinary people are the kind of people who are farsighted.