Chapter 768 - 480: International Extraordinary Response Alliance

Chapter 768: Chapter 480: International Extraordinary Response Alliance

After the NASA astronauts left, only then did Wu Chen and the others start to question Wang Ye.

"Master, when did you notice them?"

Wang Ye thought for a moment and replied, "When they were about two thousand kilometers away from us."

"Can you really perceive things from such a distance?" Chen Xin said in astonishment. He didn’t know much about Wang Ye’s perception ability, so he was surprised at its strength.

In the cosmos, where sound and vibrations cannot propagate, the only way to perceive something from a distance is through the eyes.

The universe is pitch-black, where even things dozens of miles apart might not be visible, yet Wang Ye perceived their presence from two thousand kilometers away.

Could Wang Ye also perceive other dark matters in the universe?

In fact, his guess was correct.

Wang Ye’s primary perception ability in the cosmos indeed involves dark matter and dark energy.

It’s a type of dark energy he has deemed to be merit. Since this energy is formless and colorless, and can instantly travel to any location in the cosmos.

Thus, Wang Ye can also perceive this energy to detect movements at extreme distances.

So despite his sensory abilities mostly failing in the vacuum of space, he can maintain a keen perception, even better than on Earth.

"Stop pondering, everything’s in the past now, focus on your mission." Wang Ye shook his head and said.

He didn’t want to explain too much here and waste time. Once he safely sent off the three astronauts, he was ready to prepare for exploration on Mercury.

After the three nodded, they dispersed and continued with their tasks. Even though they said they were on a mission, it wasn’t anything particularly important. Their main goal this time was to accompany Wang Ye on the moon landing and gather some data from the Moon.

Humans have used countless probes to land on the Moon, so most of the things on the Moon have been thoroughly studied by humans, including lunar soil. The total reserves of lunar soil on Earth have almost reached a ton, as nothing particularly special has been found in it. So humans have lost interest in lunar soil, and what they want to collect are more special samples, such as something deeper within the Moon.

Or conduct physiological data monitoring to study the effects of a low gravity environment on humans. Perform dynamic photography, capturing videos of them walking, jumping, and operating equipment, to analyze the mechanics of movement in a low gravity environment. Or conduct geological profile mapping, to conduct on-site mapping of craters and other geology, to verify the accuracy of remote sensing data. Overall, the main research object of this moon landing is still humans. After all, the number of human moon landings is indeed very few, and the main ones were in the last century when technology was relatively backward, and many things were not accurately recorded. With the advancement of technology, researching human performance on the Moon can be more accurate now.

In addition, there’s the maintenance of the communication system. Their communication with Earth, even video voice data transmission, relies mainly on the relay satellites around Earth. Their mission for this moon landing also includes testing the communication quality on the Moon, and if there are any errors, they need to report back.

At the start of executing their tasks, the three were still exploring and researching aboard an electric lunar rover. But gradually, they found that the speed of the lunar rover seemed even slower than their walking or flying speed, so they returned the rover to the base. They switched to exploring on foot.

Previously, astronauts had to adapt to lunar gravity, so the average speed on the Moon was about 2.2 kilometers per hour, a speed almost comparable to a toddler just learning to walk.

But the three, having undergone training, had surpassed human limits in both muscle control capabilities and athletic skills. Moreover, they had mastered telekinesis, allowing them to float slowly in the low gravity environment, which greatly increased their moving speed.

Despite their flying skills still being unrefined, they could use it to adjust the gravity on their bodies, such as applying telekinesis downward to adjust the gravity on their legs to a level comparable to that on Earth, facilitating normal walking, or even running and jumping.

As they spent more time on the Moon, their activities became more and more at ease.

······················

······················

At this moment, the remaining two NASA astronauts, carrying their colleague’s remains, had boarded the return module and were on their way back.

They were reporting the situation to the space agency on the ground via radio.

They reported the entire process they had been through and the number of deaths as well as the injuries sustained by each to the space agency.

"Sorry, we’ve done our best, but Wang Ye’s abilities are too strong. I think he’s impossible to kill."

After listening to the report, the face of the staff responsible for relaying the information at the space agency turned somewhat pale.

Keep in mind that these three astronauts were the best of the best among them. Countless meetings were held, and comprehensive considerations were made to select the three most likely to complete the mission.

And despite being so outstanding, they failed the mission and returned to Earth in disgrace, with one of them having died tragically at the hands of Wang Ye. Moreover, according to their description, the remaining two were specifically allowed to return by Wang Ye to relay a message.