Fusion on the Far Side of the Moon

On the far side of the moon, the Hecate Fusion Base is the energy heart of human civilization - the Atlas Engineering Bureau's "Gaia Core" fusion reactor, which is responsible for 70% of the earth's electricity supply. However, a fatal crisis suddenly came: quantum tunneling occurred frequently in high-temperature plasma, and the stability of the reactor continued to collapse, far exceeding the explanations of existing physical theories. The Atlas Engineering Bureau issued a 72-hour ultimatum. Once it explodes, nuclear radiation will destroy all space stations in low-Earth orbit, and the human energy system will be completely paralyzed. Chief physicist Karen Thorne, a paranoid technical perfectionist, was ordered to go to the back of the moon in the face of danger. Not only does he have to solve the technical deadlock of quantum tunneling, but he also has to face layers of conspiracies: In order to maintain the energy monopoly, the top management of the engineering bureau secretly planned a "sacrifice plan" to blow up the base and blame the technical team; the deputy chief's strange obstruction and the responsibility dilemma of his brother (base security director Marcus) made the crisis worse. When Karen took the risk to obtain the antimatter coating sample, he discovered that the engineering bureau had secretly replaced inferior materials. The quantum resonance between the plutonium-antihydrogen alloy and the unknown rare earth "lunar core stone" in the lunar soil was the source of the tunneling. What is even more astonishing is that the moon core stone bears traces of artificial intervention, pointing to the disappeared "Moon Civilization", and behind it is also involved the energy ambitions of the alien power Krilos Alliance. From the ruins on the back side of the moon to the secret prison in the orbit of Mars, from the tribunal of the earth to the quantum barrier at the edge of the solar system, Karen struggles with technological breakthroughs, conspiracy games and civilizational choices...