The fixed camera position of the transmission tower could not see the stars for a moment.
Although the console was frightened, his hands were still steady and orderly, quickly switching the perspective to capture the figures of the stars.
Soon, her ascent was seen from a distant camera.
However, due to their small size, the specific details of the stars cannot be seen from a distance, only long white tails.
Compared to the roaring sound of a rocket taking off, the sound of stars breaking through the air at high speed is almost negligible.
Only a white afterimage was left in the sky, allowing people to clearly see her trajectory.
Compared to this, the camera on Xingchen was completely shake-free and had a stable viewing angle. It was just that the speed was so fast that the image flipped around so much that it looked dizzying.
Xingchen also has a high-definition camera inside the headgear that allows for observation from the same perspective.
There are two cameras strapped to the chest and back, one for forward and one for backward. There are also cameras strapped to the forearms and the outside of the calves, which are for downward viewing.
The only difference is that the perspective of the legs is basically fixed, and the camera on the hand will change the angle according to Xingchen's hand movements.
Everyone in the control console was concentrating on watching the rapidly moving images, which looked like paint being quickly mixed together. They couldn't see anything clearly, and then their brains felt dizzy, like motion sickness, and some people began to feel nauseous.
The chief controller made a prompt decision and switched the long-angle camera back to the center position. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief as they watched the white line rising and then gradually tilting.
I knew the stars were moving fast, but I didn’t expect the first-person perspective to be so exciting.
"Calling Xingchen, calling Xingchen! This is Master Control. Please report the flight status. How are you feeling?"
"Reporting to the control center, the flight status is good and it is flying on the original trajectory. I feel good."
Lin Fan's voice sounded steady, without a trace of discomfort.
"Master Control understands. We hope Xingchen will reduce its flight speed so that the camera cannot capture any visual images."
Lin Fan was stunned for a second before replying, "Xingchen understands."
Then, on the big screen, the camera images on Xingchen slowed down.
Although it was still very fast, at least I could tell where the fields were and where the sea was...
"What's the speed now?" John Woo also dragged a chair and sat in front of the computer screen.
After Zhu Cunjun explained to him that everything was Lin Fan's idea, he felt both distressed and angry.
No one knows how cowardly Lin Fan is better than John Woo.
This silly girl, I don’t know how many messy things she’s thinking about, but she refuses to say them.
But when he saw Xingchen standing alone on the tall tower, John Woo's anger disappeared and he was left with only worry.
Now the arrow is on the string and must be launched. No one can stop it, and no one has the right to stop this test flight.
After apologizing to Zhu Cunjun profusely and learning that he didn't take it to heart, he stayed by his side to follow the progress.
"About 12 kilometers per second." Zhu Cunjun had done his homework before and successfully found the flight speed from a bunch of numbers at the top.
"Seconds?" John Woo knew Xingchen was fast, but he didn't expect her to be that fast.
But even though it sounded impressive, he still hadn't figured out what the concept was. He picked up his phone and started looking it up. He casually asked, "What's the concept?"
"Currently, the fastest carrier rocket has a propulsion speed of 11.2 kilometers per second." Zhu Cunjun took a sip of hot tea to calm his nerves and said with a smile, "Xingchen's speed is a little faster than this, just right."
"The flight speed must reach at least the first cosmic speed of 7.8 kilometers per second to counter the gravity of the Blue Star and fly in orbit." John Woo successfully searched for the content and read it out unconsciously.
"If we reach the second cosmic velocity of 11.2 kilometers per second, we can break away from Blue Star. If we reach the third cosmic velocity of 16.7 kilometers per second, we can fly out of the solar system." John Woo looked at the arc of the star-like flight on the screen and asked, "Was the initial speed of the star just now 16.7?"
"Uh..." Zhu Cunjun really didn't notice.
According to what Wu Yusen found, if stars can reach this speed, wouldn't they be able to break out of the solar system?
No, no, no! This is just a theoretical value.
The solar system is so vast that Lanxing is just a speck of dust in it. If it wants to break out of the solar system, it is obviously not possible to rely solely on the speed of the stars.
"Report to the main control, the stars are in place!" Lin Fan's voice came from the computer, interrupting the two people's thoughts.
"Master control understands. The planned landing point is in place. Please keep ascending in a straight line, control your speed, and maintain your strength." The master control's calm voice came out.
"Xingchen understands!"
Then, the star's perspective turned upwards, and she began to fly straight up through the clouds.
The downward-facing camera can see a vast ocean below, with a white ship moored not far away.
In the distant view, the stars quickly disappeared into the clouds, and the subsequent scene could no longer be seen.
"Why go to the sea?" asked John Woo.
"It's to prevent flight failure. If we lose power and fall, the damage will be relatively less if we fall into the sea." Zhu Cunjun clasped his hands together. Although he still smiled, his eyes showed nervousness.
Cui Yan had already prepared a contingency plan for Xingchen's failure.
Although the star defense is beyond imagination, Lin Fan inside is a living person after all.
There is also a parachute plan, but it takes into account the situation if Lin Fan loses consciousness and falls from the lower atmosphere.
Although the impact of falling into the sea is similar to that of falling on the ground, it is still somewhat better.
So the star takes off, first flying obliquely to the designated sea area to ensure that no matter how it falls it will fall into the sea, and then ascends straight up.
I have to say that this damn wolf cub Cui Yan also put some thought into it.
After Xingchen passed through the clouds, the long-range camera was useless, and only the infrared camera could capture her movements.
On the big screen in the control room, the camera footage of Xingchen was enlarged to the main position again.
A speed slightly faster than the Rockets is still acceptable to everyone.
They felt the perspective of the stars, shuttled through the clouds, saw the dazzling sunlight, and the color of the sky first light and then dark...
Although countless rockets have been launched and many images have been tested in the space station, this is the first time that everyone has seen such a realistic first-person perspective.
Everyone stared at the screen quietly, as if they were the ones flying in the sky.
In less than three minutes, Xingchen reached the edge of the stratosphere.
Only after the central control confirmed that she felt well and there were no abnormalities did they approve the star to continue its upward journey.
The journey was smooth and uneventful, and it soon broke through the mesosphere and reached the starting point of outer space - the thermosphere, which is also the orbital layer for satellite launches.
The scene before my eyes became darker and darker, and the stars became more numerous and larger, like small beads scattered in the night sky.
There is actually a small aurora in the distance, changing from blue to green, which is very eye-catching.
The scene beneath his feet had shrunk into blocks of blue and green, transforming into the shape seen on the Blue Star Observatory. The chief controller, who still had some sanity, stopped the stars.
"Call the stars, call the stars!"
"Xingchen received!" Lin Fan was still immersed in the magnificent scene before his eyes and continued flying subconsciously.
"Stop flying, we have reached the predetermined orbital altitude." A calm voice in the headset reminded those who were going to space for the first time.
Lin Fan quickly braked and looked at the high-speed numerical value on the eyepiece, which had exceeded the limit.
"Xingchen understands and is returning to the set altitude." It flew past without me noticing, hehe.
I had thought about it over and over again, and was afraid of what to do next, but I didn't expect it to be so smooth.
Lin Fan secretly laughed at himself for being timid, but couldn't help but look around.
The universe... so this is what it is...
What's the universe like? I've never been there, so let's imagine it for ourselves. I'll try to avoid any descriptions that would slow things down.
I received a message from Baozi today, saying that my plot was a bit slow and I described my inner thoughts too much, so I suggested that two chapters could be combined into one.
Hahaha, I'll try my best to adjust.
A few days ago, a friend of mine commented on my watery handwriting. I was upset at the time, but now I think I shouldn't have done that. I'm sorry to that friend. I complained about it at the time, but I was wrong.
I don’t allow people to point out that my writing is not good. How did I become like this?
Anyone who offers me feedback wants the best for me. Why not just unfollow them? Doesn't typing tire my hands? I should accept it humbly and not get upset. I'm just too sensitive. Sorry.
I'll change it, just give me some time.
If you think there are any problems, please tell me. I write alone and don’t usually interact with anyone, so it’s easy for me to be blinded by one thing and lose sight of the situation, and fall into self-satisfaction.
That’s right, be gentle with me, I’m still a little fragile, hahaha.
This also reminds me that I should not work in isolation. From time to time, I should read other people’s articles and their writing styles to learn from their experience, right?
Starting today, I will squeeze in some time every day to read other people's articles and learn from them. Okay, that's it!
Please recommend me some good articles, thank you!
I'm trying hard to adjust and strive to reach a higher level.
I bow and apologize, thank you everyone.
