Scales of the Sky

In 2045, a century-old solar storm hit the earth. The global timing, communication, energy, medical and transportation systems became inaccurate one after another, and human civilization fell into a systemic crisis. China's "Sky Dome Project" launched a global collaborative model. Engineer Lin Zhiheng led the team to rebuild order in the disaster, relying on the Beidou-Tianshu timing chain, fusion energy network, disaster dispatching AI and lunar silent array. At the same time, astronaut Lu Chenzhou on the far side of the moon captured an unknown signal from deep space. That was not an invasion, but a warning left by a dying technological civilization: when efficiency overrides ethics, civilization will collapse in its prosperity. Extreme heat waves, energy shortages, rising sea levels, and orbital shade sail controversies erupted one after another. Scientists, doctors, and ordinary people from all over the world were forced to make choices between technology and humanity, cooperation and competition. "Scale of the Sky" is set against the background of super technology and global disasters in the near future, writing about the warmth behind the powerful weapons of great powers, and exploring the responsibility, dignity and common future in the technological era.