Anthony's final struggle failed, and as a result, they still lost all control of the bomb.

This could have been avoided if Gungnir had been operated manually, with astronauts receiving instructions in outer space, and using physical isolation networks to connect with nuclear missiles.

However, in order to save time, facilitate the control of various synchronous orbits in outer space to the greatest extent, and at the same time in order to form a nuclear deterrent with the earth, the characteristics of unmanned control were adopted.

On the one hand, they feel confident in their supercomputer, after all, their supercomputer computing power is among the best in the world.

Even the supercomputers in Huaxia are far from being able to catch up with their supercomputers.

In addition, after the natural disaster day, all walks of life in the world have suffered a very serious impact, and their supercomputers have been miraculously preserved in that disaster, and they have made breakthrough achievements in quantum communication, which has allowed them to carry the latest quantum communication equipment and use the computing power of supercomputers as the last guarantee.

However, beyond everyone's expectations, they were taken away control in an instant, and they lost control of all nuclear bombs.

"This time we failed." Anthony rubbed his temples and spoke very reluctantly.

Anthony and everyone in the Space Defense Council once thought wishfully that they would come up with their most advanced technology at any cost, and maybe they could fight against the alien intelligent life that invaded the earth in the distant future.

In the end, even if you can't defeat the other party, at least it represents the high-end combat power of human civilization and dies in a vigorous battle.

However, the cruel truth tells them that their ideas are as innocent and ridiculous as children's fantasies.

The images on the space telescope are still going on, but Sam, the head of the Space Defense Council's command center at this time, is no longer able to operate this ultra-cutting-edge space telescope.

All they can see is what others want them to see.

All the values displayed on the space telescope have been erased, and they have no way of knowing what the data of the space telescope is.

For example, what is its altitude, what kind of orbit it is on, how much fuel is left, and where it is.

All of this data is lost, and all that remains is gibberish.

It's just that everyone doesn't care about this anymore, after all, all the control of the nuclear bomb is taken away, and the space telescope is destroyed by its own nuclear bomb, it is only a matter of time.

Space Defense Directorate, Space Observation Post.

Hans and Karavsky, two guys, have turned off all communication with the outside world since they drank a bottle of vodka in space.

Kalawski even turned off the remote control and fell asleep in his chair.

When Hans woke up, he found that the console in front of him was already alarmed, and the red warning light was flashing wildly.

On a holographic screen, it can be clearly seen that there are eighteen small red dots moving outside the atmosphere in various strange orbits.

Hans, who had not drunk much, was directly frightened awake by the wine, you must know that such a situation can be said to be extraordinary, and the ground must have tried to contact them.

Because of various force majeure factors in space, some space vehicles often have a short period of vacuum when they lose contact with the ground.

Especially when a solar storm breaks out, it is not uncommon for the communication module to be damaged by the violent solar wind, and it is not uncommon to lose contact with the ground for several hours.

So naturally, someone will turn off the communication module with the ground, unplug the power supply of the space black box, create the illusion of "accidental" loss of contact, do something indescribable with the opposite sex in space, or drink a little wine like Karavsky.

These situations have basically become unspoken rules, but everyone tacitly did not reveal any of the situation, so not only their observation post, but also the other observation posts are the same.

However, all of this is based on the fact that nothing happens, and if there is a sudden emergency in the outside world, and there is no one to contact urgently, the engineers will analyze it one by one from the massive data in the database.

In the end, it must be clear whether the communication facilities were shut down due to external factors or manually shut down due to human reasons.

If they are found to have closed it manually, they face three months of ideological education exams and fines, or they will be sent to a military court for trial.

For both Hans and Kalawski, this is definitely not a good thing.

"Dude, wake up! Wake up! Hans frantically shook Karafski, who was sleeping in the chair next to him, knowing that something big was about to happen.

"Ulla. . . Ulla... Long live the Goose Empire..."Karavsky was still drunk, and even shouted slogans.

"If you don't wake up again, we're all going to be finished, what else is Ula Ullah!" Hans was so angry that he slapped Karavsky twice in the face.

Although these two people are good friends who talk about everything on weekdays, at this critical juncture, no matter how good a friend is drinking too much and still making a mess there, he will never move his mouth when he should do it.

"Shet, what are you hitting me for?!" Karawski was woken up from his drunken state by Hans's two slaps, and although he was still dazed, he finally had a little sense.

It's not sober, but at least it can understand people.

"Look at the screen! We made a big mistake! Hans gestured desperately to the screen.

Based on the trajectories of nine of the red dots, it appears to have come from Mercury, but a closer look at the retrospective orbits reveals that they come from Jupiter's gravitational slingshot.

There is absolutely no way that a meteorite will have the ability to navigate autonomously, so this is definitely a spaceship for extraterrestrial life.

Therefore, not only their observation post, but other observation posts will definitely find these nine "spaceships" rushing directly towards the earth at the first time, so the ground control command center will contact them as soon as possible.

When they can't be contacted, they will naturally know that they have manually turned off all contact with the outside world.

At such a moment of great enemy, if they engage in these things, it is not impossible for them to be shot after landing.