Flying Mountains Beyond the Sky

A month-long trip to the mountains, from the perspective of the North Star, looks like this: a landslide occurred when the earth was 30 degrees east of due south of the sun. The mountains took people to fly to the moon, and they encountered a spacecraft returning from Mars over the moon. They flew in the opposite direction (that is, following the earth's orbit clockwise) under the shock wave of the nuclear bomb. During this time, the mountains lost contact with the earth. The spacecraft landed at the moon base after adjusting its condition. One month later, when the earth reached 60 degrees east of south of the sun, Feishan met the earth again. When it was close to the moon, several people on Feishan were successfully rescued and returned to the lunar base. Then the Earth Control Center and Guanghan Palace cooperated to complete the first patching of the sky. Of course, the patching of the sky was successful. After the travelers on the flying mountain returned to Earth, school just started. The prospects for humanity are bright, or rather they remain the same.