<h4>Chapter 850: A Breathtaking Moment</h4>


    <strong>Trantor: </strong>_Min_ <strong>Editor: </strong>Caron_


    Astronaut: “Ready! Distance 30 meters, descending speed at three meters per second, fuel is sufficient! Stable, distance 15 meters.”


    Astronaut: “Thending was sessful! Repeat, thending was sessful! Praise the Lunar Goddess! We seeded!”


    Ground Operator: “…moon dust confirmed.”


    Jiang Chen: “Congrattions!”


    At this point, theunch center erupted into cheer. People hugged each other while tears of excitement and joy overflowed them. The reporters forgot to interview people and silently recorded this historic moment.


    Celestial 4nded sessfully!


    When this news was first announced on Celestial Trade’s official website, all the people of Xin cheered.


    People stepped onto the streets and the stores hung banners.


    Just like they were celebrating Christmas or the Spring Festival, people celebrated this historical moment with action, apuded the two astronauts on the moon, and apuded Celestial trade. The media outlets of various countries also reported on the sess of Celestial Trade’s moonnding mission. In particr, on CCTV, Hua gave high praises to the two men that stepped onto the Moon.


    The tense but quiet sixty-seven hours received the ultimate reward when the Moon dust scattered.


    On the big screen of the groundmand center, in front of people’sputers and TV screens all over the world, and on the holographic screens of Future phones, an astronaut in a white space suit carefully held onto the handrail and set foot on the Moon.


    “The first man to step onto the Moon from another nation! Praise Celestial Trade! What’s great about this Moon? We’re up there too! Haha!”


    “It’s unbelievable that the second country on the Moon isn’t the old aerospace giant Russia nor the rising Hua, but a small country in the Pacific Ocean. How did they manage to do this?”


    The debate on the Inte wasn’t heard in the silence on the Moon.


    While the world offered their blessings, praises, profanities, or suspicions, the second astronaut also stepped onto the Moon.


    “Incredible, it’s incredible…” The man who stepped onto the moon first used the word “incredible” twice to express the shock in his heart.


    Standing on the Moon and gazing at Earth, their homnd was like a glowing sphere, reflecting dazzling brilliance. Even the entire universe was overshadowed by its presence. If he hadn’t seen this with his very own eyes, it would’ve been impossible to imagine. On the Moon, which was closer to the sky, not a single star was visible.


    Two astronauts inserted the national g of Xin on the surface of the Moon and took a group photo.


    Then the live broadcast ended.


    Afterpleting the Moonnding activities, they would unload 50 tons of supplies on the rocket to build a simple lunar ice exploration well on the ice, as well as a simple living unit fixed on the surface of the Moon to further conduct research on the geology and vermiculite activity near thending site.


    The next two Celestial 4 rockets would bring them 20panions and a total of 100 tons of equipment and living supplies. Celestial Trade would soonunch a Celestial 4 to the Moon each month to deliver supplies and production equipment to these pioneers until thepletion of the space elevator.


    Right after theunch of the first Celestial 4, the second rocket was also put onto theunch pad.


    With a sessful predecessor, all the people in themand center were much more confident than they were three days ago.


    Since he had already witnessed the sessfulnding of the first moonnding rocket, Jiang Chen had already witnessed the making of history, so he left the southernmost ind of Xin.


    When he returned to Coro Ind, the festive atmosphere on the ind was still very palpable.


    Many tourists traveled thousands of miles to this small southern ind because of this hyped up “moon colonization n.” Small merchants and big shopping malls seized this business opportunity and were hosting activities, selling dolls, peripherals, and souvenirs rted to aerospace. They celebrated the sess of the national project with a festival.


    It wasn’t just these ordinary businesspeople who seized business opportunities.


    Future Technology’s virtual reality online game, “Godly Land,” opened a special mission on the same day – Guanghan Pce. yers doing the mission received doubled earnings. By killing a demonized and enchanted BOSS rabbit, they could receive expensive lunar memorial equipment.


    Just three days after the sessfulnding on the moon, Future Biology’s nutrient supply introduced the “Astronaut Version”, which directly used the portraits of the two pioneer astronauts as endorsements. They also used the slogan “even people on the Moon said it tastes great,” which instantly made it flourish in Asian countries.


    As the saying went, it was easier to transition from a simple to a luxurious life than to change back into a simple life from experiencing thevishness of the world. If you were used to an extravagant lifestyle, living an ordinary life wasn’t at allfortable.


    Jiang Chen thought he was a person who didn’t care too much about the environment, but after lived in the dormitories of the Space Launch Center for three days, he missed life in the mansion. Although he could traverse to the apocalypse at any time, in a ce with so many different people, it was inconvenient to use that ability for enjoyment.


    After returning to Coro Ind, Jiang Chen went home to take a shower then rested for a day.


    The next morning, Jiang Chen got up early.


    After eating the breakfast Ayesha prepared, he left but didn’t head to Future Building. Instead, he went to the Presidential Pce.


    These days, President Zhang was working diligently on diplomatic issues. First oil nts then the moon colonization program. A series of moves by Future Group and Celestial Trade created a lot of trouble for the Xin government.


    For example, an internationally-recognized environmental protection organization required Xin to constrain the research of domestic enterprises in the field of gic engineering. Arbitrarily ntingrge-scale gically modified crops that hadn’t undergone long-term clinical trials could lead to an ecological crisis. If the government of Xin didn’t intend on verifying their safety, it had to at least supply the DNA code of the oil palm to the internationalmunity and send it to Europe to be certified by a professional to verify its safety…


    These were fairly trivial matters; as long as the request asked for the DNA code, the shadow of certain countries could be seen.


    The bizarre one was yet toe


    Just a day ago, the UA’s “The Lunar Embassy” sued the Future Group in Xin to protest the invasion of its legal “moon real estate.”


    Speaking of “The Lunar Embassy,” it could be considered an odd piece of work in history. Thepany’s founder, Hope, unexpectedly discovered that when consulting the “Outer Space Treaty”w enacted in 1967, all UN members signed and agreed that outer space objects weren’t owned by any one country, but the treaty didn’t ban private individuals from owning an outer space star, so he dered his “ownership” of the Moon and other eights and their satellites.


    Xin’s Court rejected theirwsuits. Thewyers of Future Group even suggested that these unreasonable people go check their brains on private social media ounts.


    Not to mention that Xin didn’t recognize the documents they issued, they even made the mistake of suing the wrong entity.


    Future Group didn’tnd on the moon, but Celestial trade did.


    Although the behind-the-scenes shareholder of bothpanies was the same person.


    asionally, the media also often confused the two…