McKenzie's lawyer met with Tang that afternoon, and after Tang explained his thoughts to them, the four lawyers said that there was no problem, and Tang Feng boarded the Sophia Sweetheart in the evening and flew to Orlando, Florida, USA.

It was already past twelve o'clock in the evening when Tang Feng arrived in Orlando, but Benjamin had been waiting for Tang Feng in the VIP lounge of the airport.

After hugging Benjamin fiercely, Tang Feng smiled and asked, "Man, what is the good thing that makes you so excited?" ”

Benjamin said with a smile while accompanying Tang Feng outside: "Don, it's a good thing, it's a good thing!" And not just one good thing, several good things! ”

Tang Feng patted Benjamin on the shoulder and said, "If there is anything good, I'll talk about it when I return to the hotel later!" ”

As soon as he walked out of the gate, the oncoming heat wave almost lifted Tang Feng over. A few hours ago, Arica was in winter, but now Orlando is the hottest time of the year. Although it was the second half of the night, this hot weather still made Tang Feng feel very uncomfortable.

Fortunately, the hotel is not far from the airport, and when Tang Feng and Benjamin returned to the hotel, they found that Neo, who had not seen each other for a long time. Dr. Schmitz was also waiting for Tang Feng.

"Hi, Dr. Schmitz, it's been a long time, are you okay?" Tang Feng and Dr. Schmitz came to a warm hug and asked happily.

It has indeed been a long time since I have seen this rocket expert who is famous in the global launch vehicle program, and at this time, Dr. Schmitz actually took time out of his busy schedule to come over, and it is obvious that he has very good news to tell Tang Feng.

"Hey, Tysters, I'm in great shape right now! The main thing is that I'm in a very happy mood now, and I'm in a good mood. This body will get better. "Dr. Schmitz is a very funny old man, he is sixty-eight years old this year, but as an old man over the age of six, this old man is like a young man in mind and body.

Speaking of Neo. Dr. Schmitz is a legend in the global aerospace community. Of course. Dr. Schmitz is certainly not as well-known as Gagarin and Armstrong, but in the eyes of true experts, Dr. Schmitz's contribution to global aerospace technology far exceeds that of Gagarin and Armstrong.

Aerospace technology can be said to be a concentrated manifestation of a country's top technology, in this industry, the concentration of the world's top talents, all aspects of talent are available. From material experts, to engine experts, to fuel experts, electronics experts, dynamics experts, astronomical experts, plant experts, psychologists, and so on. These top talents from all walks of life are gathered together, cooperate with each other, produce aggregate changes with each other, and then create the dream of human beings to rush out of the earth and go to the universe.

The Soviets were able to send Gagarin into space, and the Americans were able to send Armstrong to the moon, all of which were inseparable from the unremitting efforts of space technicians.

And among them, Neo. Dr. Schmitz is undoubtedly quite a shining figure.

He was born in California. Dr. Schmitz, who received a double doctorate degree from the California Institute of Technology at the age of twenty-five, entered the famous jet propulsion laboratory after graduation. Became a launch vehicle specialist.

In the years that followed, Neo. Dr. Schmitz was involved in the development of Columbia, the first U.S. space shuttle to space, which successfully flew out of the Earth's atmosphere on April 12, 1981, and returned to Earth on April 21, 1981 after nine days in outer space.

Afterward. After the failed launch of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986, as the leading researcher, Neo. Dr. Schmitz resigned gloomily and left NASA, though. He was immediately hired by ESA to participate in the development of the Ariane-5 launch vehicle, and became the main researcher of the Ariane-5 launch vehicle.

It is worth mentioning that some time before Dr. Schmitz participated in the development of the Ariane-5 launch vehicle, Dr. Schmitz worked with rocket experts from the former Soviet Union to finalize the launch vehicle of the world's largest launch vehicle with take-off mass and thrust to date, the Energia launch vehicle, and also helped the Soviets send the Buran space shuttle into space.

However, it was precisely because of this collaborative research between Dr. Schmitz and the Soviets that Dr. Schmitz was wanted by the then President Reagan of the United States, which made Dr. Schmitz feel very helpless. Although relations between the USSR and the United States were very tense in the eighties, this joint research was purely academic and technical.

Dr. Schmitz was a pure technician, for the sake of the dream launch vehicle, he could not care about international relations, or he could not care about the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States, but his approach made him bear the name of treason.

Fortunately, ESA knew what Dr. Schmitz was capable of, so ESA stepped in to protect Dr. Schmitz and let Dr. Schmitz live in Europe until the successful launch of the Ariane-5 rocket.

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union and Dr. Schmitz's outstanding contribution to ESA's Ariane-5 rocket, President Zipgatee rescinded Dr. Schmitz's arrest and publicly declared that he would welcome Dr. Schmitz back to the United States to continue to contribute to the U.S. space industry.

However, President Reagan's arrest warrant completely broke Dr. Schmitz's heart, and Dr. Schmitz did not return to the United States, did not return to his beloved NASA to continue working, but stayed in Europe. But later, the Monopoly Elon. Musk found Dr. Schmitz and proposed a plan to develop a recyclable launch vehicle, which completely touched Dr. Schmitz's heart, so Dr. Schmitz did not hesitate to follow Musk back to the United States and participated in the research and development of the Falcon series of launch vehicles and the Grasshopper recyclable rocket.

With the experience and technology accumulated in the launch vehicle industry, Dr. Schmitz built the Falcon series into a well-known series of rockets. Although Musk has often been unable to meet many of Dr. Schmitz's requirements due to financial problems in the past ten years, Dr. Schmitz has finally made great progress in recyclable rockets with excellent technology.

However, Dr. Schmitz's lack of funding made Dr. Schmitz feel bad, and it was at this time that Tang Feng and Sam poached the famous launch vehicle expert to Star Discovery. (To be continued.) )