With the current level of technology on the earth, it is actually very difficult to launch rockets or spacecraft into space.

To ensure success, you must spend a lot of time preparing. Among other things, just calculating the orbit and selecting the launch date is a hassle that requires a lot of computing resources.

Of course, the more intuitive consumption is still reflected in materials and funds.

It is often calculated in units of 100 million. If the requirement of "carrying people" is attached, the cost will have to double.

Let's put it this way, if it weren't for the extremely high cost of research and development and experimentation, even so high that small countries with average economic conditions can't afford it, countries that have already mastered aerospace technology will not be so low that they can calculate it with their fingers. There are only a few companies such as China, the United States, and Russia.

What does this status quo mean?

It means that including the moon, other planets and satellites in the solar system are virgin lands that have never been developed by human beings.

"Huh?!"

"Sir, I found something." While bending down and reaching out to pick up the suspicious object on the ground, Leo Fitz connected the signal very excitedly, and shouted to Coulson who was not far away: "You will never guess what I found."

"I'll be right here." Assented, Coulson squatted slightly, and rushed over from a hundred meters away with several big jumps in a row.

The signals of the communicator carried in the space suit must be relayed through the spacecraft. The conversation between Leo Fitz and Coulson naturally fell into the ears of the second and third groups who hadn't disembarked.

With a bit of curiosity, Shi Xiaolei also put on a respirator for himself, got off the boat and walked to where the two were.

The white spacesuits worn by others do not look very conspicuous against the gray and white background. Shi Xiaolei was the only one who looked very eye-catching—it wasn't because he was too big and thought it would be wasteful to order a space suit for himself, so he didn't let Stark do it. It's because when he was sent to the depths of the universe before, Shi Xiaolei had already bought himself a few breathing masks. With those things, he is far superior to ordinary people in that he is not afraid of cosmic ray radiation and has a high resistance to temperature changes. Sexual body is enough for him to adapt to the environment on the surface of most planets.

To put it bluntly, his only dependence on the space suit is the oxygen supply. If this requirement can be met in other ways, Shi Xiaolei doesn't have to wear a spacesuit.

For example, now, Shi Xiaolei is wearing casual clothes.

The red jacket specially selected for the sake of winning the prize looks very conspicuous on the gray and white moon. Even Kang Na, Skye and others who had already played around noticed Shi Xiaolei's actions immediately.

In this way, whether it is the first batch of people who did not hear the radio in the cabin, or those who disembarked after Shi Xiaolei and heard the two lines of conversation between Coulson and Leo Fitz through the radio in the cabin, everyone They all moved towards where the two of them were.

"Did you find something extraordinary?" After two big jumps came behind Coulson, Shi Xiaolei stepped forward and patted him on the shoulder.

"A soda can." Coulson turned around and handed the contents in front of Shi Xiaolei: "Coca-Cola."

"..."

"It's like someone deliberately joking, isn't it?" Coulson shrugged: "I, like you, can't figure out why it appeared here."

"Could it be left behind by those who landed on the moon?" Skye leaned closer and raised his hand to make a guess: "Didn't they plant a flag on the moon? They left a Coca-Cola can , It’s not incomprehensible, right? I remember reading an article before, it is said that during World War II, Coca-Cola was used as a munitions supply to all soldiers, and sometimes, they even valued Coca-Cola more than guns and ammunition.”

The implication is that Coke is also one of the representative objects with American characteristics, and its meaning is equivalent to the national flag.

"No, no, you are wrong." Leo Fitz objected.

"What's the reason?" Looking at Leo Fitz, Skye spread his hands: "Aside from my guess, what other reason can explain it?"

"I don't know why it appeared here, but I'm sure it wasn't brought over by the passengers on Apollo 11." Leo Fitz analyzed a little excitedly: "First of all, the aerospace industry of that era The technology is still very primitive. Armstrong and the others sitting in the lunar module are all wearing fully enclosed spacesuits. I mean, even in the cabin, they have to wear spacesuits, not like we were in the spaceship just now. Take off the helmet like that."

"If you can't drink it through the helmet, why do you bring this thing? Taking a step back, if it was really brought here for commemorative significance, why would they open it~lightnovelpub.net~ and put the stuff inside Pour out the drink? Besides, it doesn’t make sense to just throw it here after pouring it out. The national flag is brought back, why not take the jar back? Isn’t it good to put it on display in the museum? Who knows if it’s thrown here? "

"Finally, from a technical point of view... I'm still saying the same thing. With the technology of that era, it is doubtful whether the mission can be successful. For safety reasons, it is absolutely impossible for Armstrong and the others to carry this kind of aircraft that will uselessly consume the take-off load. thing."

He talked a lot in eloquence, and his analysis was orderly... Objectively speaking, what Leo Fitz said is quite meaningful.

just...

"Doesn't this have a production date?" Holding an empty soda can, Kang Na's words attracted everyone's attention.

Turning his head to look, the bottom of the jar highlighted by Kanna was indeed marked with a line of small black characters.

"I don't know what year Apollo 11 was launched, but I'm sure it wasn't launched this year." Shi Xiaolei laughed speechlessly: "November 2000... tsk tsk, this jar is older than that." We're younger than we thought."

While talking, Shi Xiaolei already had some guesses about the origin of this soda can.

Although through the hood and mask, Shi Xiaolei's expression at this time could not be seen clearly, but from his tone, Coulson still noticed a trace.

"Lock, what did you think of?"

"The origin of this thing may be related to some old friends of your chief." While speaking, Shi Xiaolei took back the empty soda can from Kang Na and threw it to Coulson: "Put it away, when you go back, You can take it to inquire with Fury. As for whether he will answer your question, hehe, it doesn’t matter if I say it, it depends on his mood.”