At nine o'clock in the evening on January 20 in the East Eighth District, there were many astronomy enthusiasts in the Yanjing City Hall Square, and they were setting up astronomical telescopes.

Among them, there are also foreign astronomy enthusiasts who come from afar, and the astronomical telescopes set up are aimed at the perimeter of the moon.

Nowadays, there are meteorological instruments that clean up the haze at all times and control the temperature and humidity in a certain area.

The gray sky of the haze era will no longer appear.

The sky of Yanjing has become clear and translucent. You can use an astronomical telescope to observe the space environment very clearly.

The reason why these astronomy enthusiasts come here to see the moon. It is because of the news circulating on the Internet that has been confirmed.

According to the determination of several international observatories, there is a huge asteroid with a diameter of 3.5 kilometers that suddenly left the asteroid belt.

It violated the rules of celestial movements, broke a lot of previously collated data, and took an unusually skinny path.

Many astronomers around the world are closely watching the occurrence of this phenomenon.

If it is confirmed that the asteroid is not interfered with by external forces. In the near future, astrophysics will be rewritten.

Astronomers have finally calculated that it will collide with the moon tonight.

As soon as this news came out, it immediately caused a frenzy among astronomy enthusiasts and ordinary people everywhere.

On the Internet, everyone is vying to convey that this is a miracle that is rare in a thousand years. There are few astronomical phenomena that can rewrite the data of modern physics.

This massive asteroid will hit the moon. The resulting scene is also spectacular. Astronomy enthusiasts don't want to miss this opportunity either.

They all wanted to observe the scene of a huge asteroid falling to the moon.

Some people are also worried about whether the asteroid will suddenly change its orbit and crash directly into the Earth.

Astronomers tell you with great certainty that the asteroid's orbit has been determined and will never change.

The celestial bodies move according to certain scientific principles. It will definitely not change the track, and it will be able to change the track.

Du Kang, a Chinese astronomy enthusiast, has set up his equipment and is looking for the trajectory of the asteroid.

Next to him was a bearded French friend.

There are many foreign astronomy enthusiasts who want to observe the right scene.

They all came to a place where the Moon could be directly observed.

Du Kang fiddled with his astronomical telescope while searching the internet. See if there is a great god who releases information about the trajectory of the asteroid.

The stuff on the network is really complete, and Du Kang quickly found the spatial coordinates where the asteroid is located.

Slowly moving the telescope, tracking the location of the asteroid.

According to astronomers, the asteroid is now very close to the Moon. It can be caught by the moon at any time, and a collision phenomenon occurs.

In the astronomical telescope, Du Kang suddenly spotted a light and shadow that quickly crossed by.

If you look closely, it is an asteroid that is rumored to crash into the moon.

He stared intently at the asteroid and suddenly noticed that the asteroid had a strange tail flame.

When Du Kang saw this tail flame, he immediately felt that it was too strange.

The asteroid is either a comet or a comet, it is not close to the Sun, and it does not have a long tail flame.

He adjusted the magnification of the telescope and looked closely at the tail flame.

It turns out that this is not the tail flame he imagined, but an artificial creation.

He saw an effect similar to a tail flame on an astronomical telescope. It's just the reflection of this spacecraft.

What exactly is it? Due to the problem of the magnification of the astronomical telescope, Du Kang could no longer see clearly.

He immediately logged on to the Internet with smart glasses to look up this information.

The equipment in his hand is not good, but that doesn't mean that no one can get a clear photo.

Sure enough, someone has already obtained the full picture.

Some scientific research institutions have photographed the specific situation of the object following the asteroid.

It is a much whale-like spacecraft, and according to spectral analysis, its surface is silvery-white.

When Du Kang saw this situation, he was very puzzled.

The asteroid hit the moon, is it artificially propulsed?

If this event is artificially propelled, then the rationale for the asteroid's special orbit has an explanation.

Du Kang saw a discussion of this incident among astronomy enthusiasts on the Internet.

Most of them tend to be influenced by asteroids.

Video footage in space clearly conveys the truth of this event.

They moved on to the second question, who was responsible? Why did he do it?

Before netizens understood the answer to guess the picture, Qingci Technology from Huaxia issued an announcement, ending the argument between their parties.

[Due to our company's mining on the moon, the mass of the moon continues to be lost.

In order to prevent unexpected situations, our company compensated for the quality of the moon and began to repair the earth.

This process will not affect the Earth-Moon system, and everything will be normal on Earth. 】

After the release of this official account, it caused a great sensation all over the world.

Many people are surprised to find that Qingci technology can be mined on the moon.

All their technology is so advanced that the earth's minerals are no longer worth it, and they have started mining on the moon.

Some people's attention has shifted to Qingci Technology.

But most people's attention is still on this asteroid.

Not far from the moon, Xinghai Explorer 1 sensed that it had arrived at its intended location.

He immediately began to move against the asteroid, using the recoil force of the ion engine to start slowing the asteroid down.

This movement is like a small horse-drawn cart, and every step is very difficult.

Even if the two engines are started at full power, the reduction is negligible.

But the speed of the asteroid as a whole did decrease.

After several unloading along the way, the asteroid's speed slowed down.

Deep-Sea Explorer 1 continues to slow down the asteroid so fast that it has reached the speed of the moon's gravitational capture.

Soon captured by the gravitational pull of the moon, it began to move around the moon, forming a very large elliptical orbit.

Sea Explorer 1, near the moon's orbit, is still slowing down the asteroid.

While the asteroid's orbit slowly narrows, the orbital altitude gradually decreases.

When it reached a predetermined altitude, Starsea Explorer-1 immediately separated from the asteroid.

The moon has calculated the asteroid landing point.

It's a place away from the smart research station.

The critical moment comes, and the asteroid orbits the moon several times at a rapid pace.

It eventually fell directly to the moon, where the massive sphere was embedded in the lunar rock formations.

The lunar soil and lunar dust on the surface of the moon were scattered by the impact.

When the dust cleared, all that was seen was a large crater in the lunar rock formations that had been blasted out by the asteroid.

The shock wave is very large, and it has been planted in the silicon-gold crystal layer of the moon's core.

The moon was like a bell being rang, constantly vibrating in a low voice.

Li Hao saw the report of Deep-Sea Explorer-1 in his office.

After reading it, he was very satisfied. Artificial intelligence is very good at handling all kinds of things.

This time to repair the moon, Space Explorer 1, completed this mission perfectly.

As for why not put an asteroid into the moon's hole.

Li Hao's first is for "Confidentiality", and the second is the inner space of the moon.

Send such a large diameter meteorite ball into lunar space. will make him scurry around the space.