Kazakhstan, Baikonur space base.

Central launch area.

After walking around for a while under Makarov's guidance, we got familiar with the overall terrain.

Chu Zi Aerospace stood under the No. 4 launch pad and asked: "General, if I want to launch a satellite launch vehicle for three consecutive days, how much combined fuel will you need?"

"Three consecutive days of launch? How many satellites are you going to launch into space?" Makarov was stunned and asked in surprise.

"Launch a launch vehicle and carry 60 satellites. In one day, at least six will be launched and 360 satellites will be sent into low orbit."

"Six satellites a day? 60 satellites at a time? Three days, that's 1,080 satellites. How many satellites can be placed?"

"Davarish, you are so funny."

Makarov shook his head, obviously feeling that Chu Zihang was a little whimsical.

I even thought it was a joke.

Four years ago, the Soviet Union successfully launched eight satellites into space with one rocket.

And now, all satellites are operating normally along their orbits.

One rocket carries sixty rockets?

Sukabri, this is just nonsense.

Multiple satellites with one rocket can indeed effectively reduce the cost of launching artificial satellites, but it is a test on a technical level.

Because it is not just as simple as increasing the number of satellites carried by a rocket, the most critical thing is to send all these satellites into the predetermined orbit.

However, the planned orbits of these satellites are different, and there may also be differences in speed requirements.

The requirements for these artificial satellites must be fulfilled by the same rocket, which is naturally very difficult.

Just like a human hand, can you control all your fingers to complete different movements?

Furthermore, one rocket carries multiple satellites, which will also affect the stability of the rocket.

When a rocket carries multiple satellites, the rocket's structural angle and center of gravity distribution will change.

These require careful calculations, and any slight deviation may lead to the failure of the entire mission.

To successfully use one rocket to put multiple satellites into orbit, it is necessary to improve the rocket's carrying capacity and master reliable satellite-rocket separation technology.

The flight path of the rocket and the timing of separation of the star and arrow must be carefully calculated.

All in all, this is a very complicated matter.

It is precisely because compared with the traditional satellite launch method, it is quite difficult to launch multiple satellites with one arrow.

Being able to master the launch technology of multiple satellites with one rocket also represents a breakthrough in a country's aerospace level.

There are currently only four countries in the world, including the Soviet Union, Samurai, China, and the Asan Kingdom.

The leader among them is Sam Country, whose highest record of multiple stars with one arrow is 29 stars with one arrow.

Next is the Soviet Union, which launched 8 satellites into space four years ago.

Then there is China, which launched three rockets into space for the first time in the early 1980s.

Finally, there is Asan Kingdom, two satellites at a time.

One arrow and sixty stars?

Suka does not list, it is simply nonsense!

If Makarov hadn't taken advantage of the vodka and rum Chu Zihang sent him, he would have pointed his nose at Chu Zihang and cursed him.

Then issue an eviction order and get kicked out!

"General, I'm not joking. As long as you provide the launch vehicle, our company is confident of sending 60 satellites into low orbit." Chu Zihang smiled and said with confidence.

"you……"

As a result, Makarov didn't even have time to speak.

Suddenly, a man came out, pointed at Chu Zihang's nose, and began to curse unceremoniously.

"Sukabri, I'm afraid you drank too much amniotic fluid when you were born, which blocked your IQ!"

"The maximum limit for Sam State's heavy-lift launch vehicle is twenty-nine. Why don't you just ask for sixty? Are you afraid that your boast will be blown away?"

"Or do you Chinese just like to talk big words?"

However, the old white man had just finished speaking.

The white ghost appeared beside Chu Zihang in a flash, with a sharp blade already placed on the old white man's neck.

A cold word was spoken out coldly: "Old man, are you looking for death? Dare you scold our boss?"

At this time, Chu Zihang looked at the person in front of him and frowned.

Standing in front of him was an old white man with unkempt appearance, hair as messy as a chicken coop, and wearing a dirty white coat.

"Misunderstanding, misunderstanding, don't be impulsive!"

Makarov became anxious when he saw it, and hurriedly stepped forward and said: "Flamikil, quickly ask your friend's men to put down their swords."

"This is the chief engineer of our Baikonur space base, Moncrief."

But before Vladimir could speak, Chu Zihang stretched out his hand to remove White Phantom's knife.

"Let it go, he has no hostility."

"Yes, boss."

The white ghost stared at Moncrief fiercely, then took a step back and took back the katana in his hand.

"Your Excellency, Chief Engineer, if you don't believe it, why don't you wait until I get the fuel and testify?" Chu Zihang said, looking at Moncrief in front of him.

"Impossible, absolutely impossible. I know it's absolutely impossible without trying."

Moncrief waved his hand, not believing it at all.

Now he completely thinks that Chu Zihang is bragging, one arrow and sixty stars?

Haha, if you believe it.

Then it’s really God who is from Heizhou, damn it.

"How will you know if you don't try? Maybe the Chief Engineer is the one who witnessed history." Chu Zihang said with a smile without getting angry.

"..."

Seeing Chu Zihang's confident look, Moncrief was really a little surprised.

Is it possible...

Is this guy telling the truth?

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Isn't it just waiting?

Well, labor and management have plenty of time to wait.

Moncrief glanced at Chu Zihang and said, "I can wait. What if I fail?"

"A Swiss bank cashier's check for one million dollars, plus half a ton of vodka, and daily necessities." Chu Zihang narrowed his eyes and said.

"Davarisi, I fully agree with this deal." Makarov's eyes lit up and he interrupted with a smile.

Moncrieff glanced at Makarov, nodded, and said, "Okay, I'll do as you say."

Now their Baikonur space base has lost material funding from the country, and many people no longer have enough to eat.

Moreover, all kinds of daily necessities are in short supply, so we will lose anyway.

Why wouldn't he do it?

"What if you lose?"

Chu Zihang will naturally not engage in loss-making business. There will be benefits if you win, but no benefits if I win?

He is not taken advantage of!

"If we lose, you can take whatever you like in the space base, no limit to the quantity." Moncrieff thought for a while and said.

"Including people?" Chu Zihang's eyes flashed when he heard this and asked.

"Yes, including people."

Moncrieff glanced at Makarov, saw him nodding, and responded.

"Okay, it's settled."

Chu Zihang smiled slightly and then asked: "Then how much fuel is needed to launch six rockets every day for three days?"

"You only need to launch the satellite into a low orbit and use one hundred tons of combined fuel." Moncrieff thought for a while and said.

"Okay, I'll get the fuel as soon as possible."

Chu Zihang nodded and continued to look at Makarov: "General, as for the price, please make an offer."
To be continued...