This is the rhythm that Reagan likes, and the completion of the Soviet Mir space station can be regarded as saving Reagan, who is deep in the Libyan hostage crisis. www.biquge.info In recent months, Reagan has focused on domestic affairs, and even attacked the Soviet Union much less in recent months. All as a consequence of being held back by the Soviet Union in Libya.

This time the news of the launch of the Mir space station from the Soviet Union temporarily freed Reagan from the quagmire. It also caused the media in the United States to temporarily divert their attention, and a series of public relations began immediately. Compared to his previous rhetoric about the Soviet Union, Reagan has reined in a lot. However, he still stressed that the United States must seek peace with its strength in order to keep the world in a state of peace.

Strength for peace, from the Reagan reform worked, after the start of the second term, very little from Reagan's mouth. While the Libyan hostage crisis was still there, the US president, who had always been anti-Soviet, also restrained a lot.

But when it came to spending money, Reagan never restrained. With the stroke of a pen, the $3.5 billion research fund was approved as the cost of space exploration, and the momentum created was very large, and NASA of the United States of course welcomed this very much, but in fact, these research institutions wished that the Soviet Union would make more moves.

NASA is an administrative scientific research agency of the U.S. federal government, responsible for the development and implementation of the U.S. civil space program and the conduct of aeronautical and space science research. The world's most authoritative aerospace department in later generations, why do you say that it will be in later generations? Because the USSR is still there, most of the world's records have nothing to do with the United States.

It can be said that the USSR was ahead of the Americans in basically any project, including the space station project, except for the moon landing.

President Reagan's response immediately caused a flurry of discussions, since the United States promulgated the Star Wars program, the rest of the world believed that the second round of the space race had begun, and after the calm period of the 70s, the United States and the Soviet Union, which had been dormant for 10 years, used this time to make technological reserves, and this space race will inevitably become more intense.

The Soviet Mir space station was completed first, at least that's what the Soviets said, and other countries did not know that the second phase of the Mir space station would begin to be militarized.

As at the beginning of the space race in the fifties, it was still the Soviet Union that made the first move, and the completion of the Mir space station, although it was not as big as Gagarin's ascension to shock the whole world, but the practical significance is not small at all. What Americans are very concerned about is how the United States will pick up.

Even the American comic book community joined in, and began to draw cartoons of Soviet authors attacking the United States with space battleships.

This is a very interesting thing for you, Serov has also seen a few of them, and it is indeed very brainy. I also have to sigh in my heart that there are really many fields where the United States is the first in the world. The field of comics and animation is just one of them, yes, the United States is also a world hegemon in these two fields, and the export of the cultural industry of the United States is not at all below the Soviet Union.

American animation production has always been the best in the world, and it has remained until the future that Serov knows. In Japan, animation originated in the United States and was first shown in movie theaters. The movie has twenty-four frames per second, so the animation is also based on this system, twenty-four frames per second. This requires the maker to draw 24 pictures for every second of animation, depending on the duration. This standard is largely consistent to this day. Even in the future, there is still a gap between Japan and the United States in animation technology, let alone now.

The number of comics employed and the probability of major productions are far higher than those in Japan. A lot of comics will turn into Hollywood movies.

"At the beginning of the year, the Challenger just exploded in the sky, and now it is starting to catch up again? Sooner or later, drag them to death! Serov could not feel the shock of the Mir launch to the Americans on the other side of the ocean, and at this time he was completely cynical from the position of the victor.

If some people in later generations ridicule the United States' aerospace strength, it will be absolutely arrogant, the United States is undoubtedly the strongest space country, but now Serov is laughing at the United States, because the Soviet Union is still the Soviet Union, and the Soviet Union has not disintegrated into the Russian Federation. The vast majority of the world's space records are Soviet.

The space race has always been the result of the Soviet Union and the United States, at least until now. The biggest enemy of the Soviet space sector was not NASA, but the Soviet Union itself was somewhat inferior to the United States. The Soviet Union, which lacked stamina, made it impossible for the Soviet space scientists to complete all their ideas.

In the space race of the fifties and sixties, when the gap between the Soviet Union's national strength and the United States was still very obvious, Soviet scientists won all in all fields except for losing to the United States on the moon landing. Now, when you receive almost support, there is no reason to lose.

"Reagan really could spend money, and he allocated so much for research." Kunaev, first secretary of the Kazakh Party Committee, could not help but be dumbfounded, and the annual welfare expenditure of the Soviet Union was only 90 billion. Dealing with the population of 280 million throughout the Soviet Union. Kazakhstan should not look at the place so big, but the population is not large, 3.5 billion is enough for the welfare expenditure of the whole of Kazakhstan.

"American character, no need to make a fuss." Serov tilted his head and looked very happy, and he was very happy to see the United States increase spending. The United States before Reagan came to power was actually no different from ordinary countries, and the generation during the Great Depression is now in their fifties and sixties, and it is by no means the American moonshine people of the 21st century.

There is no difference between Americans and people from other countries, and the savings rate is definitely not low. Since 1980, the savings rate in the United States has been below 20 percent, and in the 21st century, it has reached a single-digit percentage. This is also an important reason why Reagan dared to develop Reaganomics, stimulating American consumption. Why the Americans became like that in later generations, Serov did not know, and without investigation, he did not throw the pot on Reagan for the time being, but it is estimated that it is about the same.

It is no accident that the wealth of the reagan began to skyrocket, the savings rate fell, and at the same time began to suck the blood of the whole world. Of course, the result was also very happy, and this desperate gamble finally took the Soviet Union away in waves.

After chatting with Kunaev for a while, little Valya came in and took out a telegram, Serov read it and was silent for a moment and said, "Let's go and see him when we go back, after so many years, if it weren't for the merit to the country, he thought he could live for so long, and our KGB wanted a person to die a natural death, it's really not too simple." ”

The well-known spiritual leader of the Soviet Union, the father of Soviet thermonuclear weapons, Andrey? Dmitrievich? Sakharov. It is the root cause of the problem that Serov said has contributed to the country and is now constantly making trouble for the government. He with Valery? Chariz and Andrei? Tverdo Khlebov co-founded the Moscow Human Rights Commission and faced increased pressure from the authorities.

In the seventies, Sakharov with fellow human rights activist Yelena? Bonner gets married. Sakharov was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize; The following year he won Chino? Del Duka World Prize, he subsequently won the Nobel Peace Prize, but he was banned from leaving the country by the Soviet Union to receive the prize, and his wife Yelena read a speech on his behalf at the ceremony.

The Soviet government placed the Sakharovs under house arrest in the city of Gorky, and this time Serov came here before returning to Moscow.

"I don't understand, what is there about the state to be sorry for you? If you hadn't done something to the country, if you were someone else, you would still be able to stay here and keep writing letters in protest? Or send someone abroad to discredit the country? Serov has endured the human rights movement to the limit of its leadership, and the two have known each other for a long time, and Sakharov is here with Serov's personal approval.

"Obviously the Americans are right about a lot of things, so why can't we compromise? Chairman Serov, oh, I should be Comrade General Secretary, my country is very unfortunate to fall under your leadership. Sakharov was unafraid of Serov, and the two had already met a few times.

Indeed, Serov and Sakharov have met quite a bit, from early warnings, to later persuasion, and finally house arrest, if it were not for the mildness of Brezhnev and his refusal to kill Serov, the human rights leader would have died long ago.

Even now, Sakharov's words about the very unfortunate motherland being spoken by Serov's leadership still made Serov's face change, and this time, no second Brezhnev can stop him anymore.

"I'm telling you, I understand the meaning of human rights. And you are just a scientist, you have been valued by the state and respected by the people since you were young. So I have always raised the bastard logic of those Socialist Internationals with a condescending gaze. You wonder why the USSR could not agree with many of the claims of the United States? Because the United States did not back down, because it was the Americans who put it forward. Serov took several deep breaths before speaking in a steady voice.

"That's the reason, so what if we give in? It's not very good to live in peace. Sakharov still insisted on his opinion, believing that as long as the Soviet Union made concessions, the matter would be settled.

So why not the United States concessions? Besides, even if the Soviet Union made concessions, the United States would not have proposed more? Fortunately, Sakharov did not see the collapse of the Soviet Union with his own eyes, and he couldn't cry that day.

Serov doesn't know why a respected scientist would become like this, what is the difference between this and picking up a bowl to eat, putting down the bowl and scolding his mother? After being silent for a moment, he said expressionlessly, "Reagan and I are going to talk about the dismantling of medium-range missiles in a third country, and your house arrest will be lifted from today, but you can't go abroad yet, that's all." ”

"General Secretary, we let him go?" Little Valya, who was waiting outside, was puzzled, and in his opinion this person was a problem with the government.

"The positions are different, and the more knowledge you have, the more reactionary you are. Kill him within a month of release. Serov replied simply.