Hearing this, Gao Hongming's eyes flashed with shock, and he quickly replied: "I will coordinate."

Let a national strategic project that has already been approved and completed in stages be used to cooperate with another project that has not even been established yet. One can imagine the status of the lunar orbital mass projector in the hearts of senior officials.

Perhaps, the lunar orbital mass projector has some greater uses that he has not noticed.

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While high-level officials were discussing the construction of the lunar orbital mass projector, on the other side, above the moon 380,000 kilometers away.

Yuehuatai · Outpost Scientific Research Base.

After successfully receiving the astronauts, scientific researchers and engineers for this Mid-Autumn Festival moon landing, a series of scientific research experiments on the lunar surface were officially launched.

Sitting on the lunar rover, dragging a long column-shaped silver-white device that looks a bit like a 'crawler truck', four scientific researchers, engineers and staff slowly moved towards the shallow titanium-rich metal veins not far away.

Drive away.

It took more than ten minutes to arrive at the not-so-distant journey. After confirming that they had arrived at the destination, the four people stopped the lunar rover and worked together to properly place the silver-white device dragged from behind.

This is a ‘small fully automated mining machine’ transported from the Earth by the Hanhai space shuttle.

As early as a year ago, after the Xinghai space shuttle successfully completed the manned lunar landing project, the Xinghai Research Institute teamed up with many domestic mining research institutions to begin the research and development of automated mining equipment on the lunar surface.

Now, this research has made some progress.

The device in front of me, worth almost 150 million soft sister coins, is one of the main research results of this year.

This automated mining device named 'Pioneer' is mainly responsible for the preliminary mining of titanium-rich lunar rocks.

It is said that it is a small fully automated mining machine, but it is actually compared to the automatic mining machines on the earth.

In fact, its size is not small, almost the size of a medium-sized container.

If the Hanhai space shuttle had not achieved vertical takeoff and landing capabilities, how to put this "big guy" on the lunar surface would have been a big problem.

Fortunately, the smooth development of Hanhai No. 1 has made the originally difficult work much easier.

Now they only need to drag this equipment from the base.
Chapter completed!