Jiang Cheng has now even manufactured spaceships, but they couldn't even understand the technology used on them.
Perhaps this is the gap between people. Comparisons can truly be infuriating.
Soon, the scientists gave up their initial intent, not planning to unravel the advanced technology in Jiang Cheng's hands.
After all, they couldn't grasp it even if they tried, better to just enjoy being spectators.
Anyway, they only needed to watch Jiang Cheng peacefully, as the developnt of humanity would be his concern.
As the scientists also transford into part of the audience, Jiang Cheng finally revealed the details about the Pioneer.
After discussing the situation with the Pioneer, soone quickly brought up the matter of the trial.
Everyone was eager to know where Jiang Cheng and his team were headed for the trial, which was sothing of great interest to all.
Those unknown places always managed to pique people's curiosity, wanting to know what was there.
Jiang Cheng, of course, satisfied everyone's curiosity and quickly unveiled the destination of their trial voyage.
This ti, we went to Neptune for our trial voyage and deployed a probe on Neptune.
After Jiang Cheng ntioned Neptune as the destination, everyone exclaid in astonishnt.
No one expected the Pioneer to go so far this ti; Neptune is one of the outermost planets in the solar system.
The scenery of Neptune is indeed quite remarkable, and if there's an opportunity, I hope everyone can see it.
The landscape there is as beautiful as the legends say, it truly resembles the territory of the Sea God.
Following this, Jiang Cheng began to depict the scenery of Neptune, sharing everything he saw with everyone.
Upon hearing Jiang Cheng describe such beauty, everyone started yearning for Neptune.
Such a distant planet now suddenly feels closer, the mysterious Neptune fully revealed to everyone.
Especially Jiang Cheng's last statent stirred a longing in everyone.
Perhaps, in the future, there might really be a chance to visit Neptune's surface.
Anyway, now that spaceships have appeared, traveling to Neptune is quite convenient.
Jiang Cheng has already created a Space Day Tour, making a Neptune Day Tour very possible this ti.
While everyone fantasized about traveling to Neptune, Jiang Cheng began his final speech for the day.
"You must understand, the space on Earth is forever limited, so developing towards space is an inevitable trend for humanity."
"When Earth's resources are depleted, humanity will have no choice but to seek resources on other planets.
This ti, he was answering another reporter's question, which was about the significance of the Pioneer for all of humanity.
But humanity cannot wait until Earth can no longer sustain itself to then develop towards space.
Because by then, it would be too late, so we must advance into space in advance.
So the appearance of the Pioneer holds significant aning. It symbolizes humanity finally having the capital to navigate the universe, ensuring we're no longer confined to this small Earth."
Jiang Cheng emphasized once again the importance of space plans before ending this interview.
Viewers watching the interview in front of their televisions were still lost in their own fantasies.
Daydreaming about the day they could visit Neptune themselves to see its beautiful scenery.
Maybe everyone was engrossed in their fantasies, so they didn't notice Jiang Cheng had already vanished from the cara.
After the on-site interview was completed, Jiang Cheng directly left the Pioneer to go ho and rest well.
This trial lasted over a dozen hours, and as the temporary captain, Jiang Cheng had not rested properly.
Finally, after bringing back the crew to Earth with great difficulty, he was faced with a crowd of reporters.
This forced Jiang Cheng to waste a considerable ti, before finally satisfying the on-site reporters and curious viewers in front of the television.
After a series of events, Jiang Cheng now felt exhausted.
The entire day wore Jiang Cheng out, and now he could finally let go of everything and sleep like the world has disappeared.
Upon returning ho, Jiang Cheng directly collapsed onto his bed and slept straight until noon the next day.
Upon waking up, Jiang Cheng dressed casually, ate breakfast, and prepared to go out.
Though Jiang Cheng was very fatigued yesterday, his physical condition is not to be taken lightly. After a night's sleep, he had already returned to his peak state.
Having rested well, Jiang Cheng did not linger at ho any longer, for he had matters to handle today.
Jiang Cheng went directly to the Aerospace Technology Company to et with Xiao Lu to discuss the next phase of work.
Previously, Jiang Cheng's many space plans couldn't be realized mainly because transportation issues restricted his actions.
Now that spaceships have been manufactured, the constraint on Jiang Cheng has been resolved.
Before, though Jiang Cheng wanted to extensively develop Mars, restrictions due to transport issues between Mars and Earth hampered any large-scale actions on Mars.
He could only maintain a very small number of people on Mars for initial preparation work.
With the Pioneer, everything is completely different now. With this spaceship, Jiang Cheng can fully execute major operations on Mars.
At the Pioneer's incredible speed, even without using warp drive, it could reach half the speed of light.
Traveling between Earth and Mars at such speed takes less than an hour for a round trip.
Traveling to Mars at such speed makes the transportation of anything incredibly easy.
The personnel and equipnt needed for Mars developnt could depart from Earth in the morning and arrive on Mars before lunchti.
The current travel ti from Mars to Earth is much quicker than traveling to other cities.
Such speed greatly enhances the connection between Mars and Earth, significantly increasing the potential for human colonization on Mars.
Moreover, the transport capacity of the Pioneer far surpasses that of previous rockets.
Just by looking at the Pioneer's massive size, one could tell it can hold a lot.
If the Pioneer is fully loaded for transport, the goods carried in one trip could equal hundreds of rocket launches.
Such discrepancies in quantity is the advantage of spaceships; with increased transport capacity, the unit weight transport cost decreases drastically.
Previously, transporting via Kunpeng-type Rockets, even if the rocket's cost was low, the price to transport one kilogram of goods to Mars was still unaffordable for the average person.
The cost of the goods themselves was far below the expense of transportation.
But now, with spaceships, the cost of transporting one kilogram of goods is significantly lower than using rockets.
Before, the most expensive part of Mars developnt was transportation, which accounted for at least half of Jiang Cheng's total investnt.
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