Chapter 904: Chapter 54: Longinus’ Spear
“But…team leader…sending instructions to the traveler requires approval from the supervisory department. We have no authority to dispatch it directly…”
A researcher nearby quietly reminded.
John directly ignored his words.
What a joke, in a situation as rare as this, how could they be delayed for such a ridiculous reason?
Everyone first retrieved the photos taken by the Moon rover, but perhaps due to the close distance, nothing could be seen in them.
All they saw was a vast expanse of white, clearly due to the overwhelming Golden Light.
“Quick! Quick! Is the control panel of the Voyager connected? Let’s drive over now and see what’s going on there!”
John said impatiently.
The surrounding researchers were also eager to try.
A team member in charge of controlling the Moon rover switched to the live broadcast interface, controlling the vehicle to head towards the place where the Golden Light appeared.
Typically, Moon rovers are divided into two types, one is for scientific research, mainly responsible for collecting and surveying the Moon Soil on the lunar surface and transmitting data back to Water Blue Star.
This type of rover tends to be very slow, traveling at full speed may not exceed 200 meters per hour.
The other type is different.
They are mainly responsible for mapping areas of the lunar surface, recording the terrain and related data and transmitting it back to headquarters, essentially pathfinding.
Such vehicles have specific demands in terms of speed and stability, with a maximum speed of up to tens of kilometers per hour.
Of course, tens of kilometers per hour on Water Blue Star would seem very weak anywhere.
But it’s important to know that its working environment is the Moon.
Gravity, road conditions, temperature, and energy are all different from Water Blue Star, so it all makes sense.
The speed of the Voyager is very fast, at least among its peers, it is considered to be among the top.
It started from the original location, traveling for a full thirty hours, finally crossing hundreds of kilometers to reach the designated position.
After more than thirty hours, the situation there was naturally known to the high-levels of the Space Agency.
As John had expected, his overstepping was not punished or criticized, but rather rewarded by senior leaders.
Not only the Space Agency, but the American Government also attached great importance to this, with even a congressman personally calling to inquire about the situation.
As the head of the field responsible for abnormal events, Hurricane Bureau Director Lune naturally paid considerable attention to this.
He led several trusted subordinates to the scene immediately, expressing high concern for this incident.
Among the trusted subordinates he brought, Beelu, currently the only Transcendent in the Hurricane Bureau, was naturally one of them.
“Team leader, we are blocked by an annular slope in front of us. The terrain here is steep, and I’m afraid of unexpected situations if we rush over!”
Gail, who was in charge of the Voyager, spoke up, faced with a challenging problem.
John quickly walked over, standing behind him, staring intensely at the screen in front.
“No, the area of this annular mountain is too large, we don’t have time to waste, we must find a way to go around!”
After observing for a while, his expression was extremely serious.
Finally, he frowned and said to Gail:
“The current terrain looks like it should be a light rare earth structure, with low friction, easy to loosen… Open the filter board, deploy brackets 3 and 5, adjust the rear tires to triangle mode, and rush up with full acceleration!”
In front of him, Gail and several other researchers were rapidly operating.
Their hands flew over the keyboard and control sticks in front of them, watching nervously from the side, the people from the Hurricane Bureau followed suit.
Finally, with Gail’s exclamation, the Voyager finally reached the top of the slope, successfully overcoming the last obstacle blocking them.
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Gail was originally grinning, trying to take advantage of the opportunity to extort a small favor from his boss.
However, the words just stopped abruptly midway, his eyes staring at the image displayed on the screen, falling into a daze.
“Oh…my…God!! What on earth is this!!”
He subconsciously muttered to himself, then suddenly came to his senses, not being able to help but let out a startled exclamation.
Numerous researchers who were analyzing other reports were also startled by Gail’s sudden high-pitched phrase, turning their heads to look at him.
A few quick responders immediately realized something, quickly took a couple of steps to rush over, standing behind them to watch.
On the screen in front of Gail, as the Moon rover gradually climbed to the summit, the viewpoint adjusted, and the scene behind the peak came into view.
What appeared was a flat expanse of ground.
Absent was the usual pitted surface characteristic of the Moon’s far side, everything was so neat and smooth, as if someone had gently smoothed it on a bumpy beach with their hand.
But if it was just , it wouldn’t be enough to make everyone present collectively pale.
What shocked them the most was a blurred silhouette standing at the end of their line of sight in the distance.
“Zoom in! Zoom in! Quickly adjust it to see! What on earth is this!”
In fact, there was no need for his reminder, as Gail had already taken action at the first opportunity.