Chapter 804 (1/2)

On the south coast of ANGA Island, there is a special astronaut training area of 7 mu, occupying a corner cliff at the southernmost end of ANGA island. One third of the facilities are on the road and two-thirds are in the sea.

The graphene interlayer delineates a water tank covering more than 4 mu on the sea. There is no liquid exchange between the seawater in the tank and the outside sea water, and the inner part is divided into two blocks by the graphene interlayer. In order to simulate the weightlessness environment in space and the low gravity environment on the surface of the moon, the buoyancy of seawater can be offset by changing the salinity of seawater.

Underwater construction has simulated space station, space living area, experimental module, core module, etc. The training program covers 437 space activities, ranging from spacewalk to core module work, to operation of workboat to recovery of space debris.

The rest of the projects are open to the public, and only 13 of them are open to the public.

The venue is open to the public free of charge on Saturdays and Sundays. In addition to parents bringing their children here to play, there are also social practice activities organized by public schools, which can be admitted only with a small ticket fee. It is not only open to local people, but also allows visitors to experience weightlessness by paying a $1 admission fee and holding a tourist passport.

However, considering the high cost of space suits, only trained personnel can equip them. Other visitors can only experience the space environment by using the simulation spacesuit.

As one of the star ring trade space programs, the whole training center is funded by the space elevator project department with a total investment of $2.5 billion. It can accommodate up to eight tourists and trainers at the same time. In terms of scale and openness, it is undoubtedly the largest space training center in the world.

Futuren group has turned the space industry from private engineering into a national project. In addition to throwing a lot of money into the bottomless hole of space, he also launched a series of policies to stimulate the aerospace industry exhibition through his own influence in the political circles of the new country.

For example, tax exemption for aerospace industry and immigration policy for aerospace volunteers

if we say which country has the highest proportion of astronauts in the world, it will be the new country in a few years.

Liu Qingpeng, from Fujian, China, is one of the beneficiaries of the immigration policy for space volunteers.

Three months ago, he was still working in Fujian Province. He saw a special advertisement in the news of future1.

This advertisement reminds him of the Mars colonization plan announced by spaex space company a few years ago. In the next 15 to 2 years, the United States' spaex company plans to send 80000 volunteers to Mars for colonization, and the volunteers will live a self-sufficient life on Mars.

After all, the colonization of the moon has not been completed, let alone Mars, which is 550000 kilometers away from the earth. According to the plan issued by spaex, each volunteer needs to raise $50000 for travel.