Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

However, relying solely on one satellite is far from enough. We need to wait for the next launch of multiple satellites before we can gradually build a high-orbit communication satellite system.

Only in this way can Wang Ze popularize satellite mobile phones in South China.

Although this mobile phone seems too bulky in Wang Ze's eyes, it is still very practical because it allows communication via satellite no matter where you are on the earth.

It’s just that it’s not appropriate to promote this product externally.

Thanks to Wang Ze's support, NASA will provide domestic subsidies, excluding satellite costs, rocket costs and depreciation costs, to avoid excessively high call charges.

But for external markets, subsidies are obviously impossible, so the expensive communication costs make it difficult for this product to enter the international market.

Despite its advanced technology, it is destined to be used only domestically.

At this moment, Wang Shu walked quickly to Wang Ze and glanced at Wang Jixin who was standing next to him.

"I'll go see how they are preparing." Wang Jixin said with a smile and walked towards the researchers nearby.

Wang Ze turned around and asked, "What's the matter?"

"An Yi sent news that Sukarno secretly sent people to investigate our nuclear bomb situation." Wang Shu said softly.

Wang Ze's eyes widened when he heard this, and he wondered in his heart: "What is he trying to do?"

Then he frowned and fell into deep thought, secretly guessing Sukarno's intentions.

Did he want to take revenge on South Indonesia? Or did he want to use it in the new city? These questions lingered in Wang Ze's mind, making him very confused.

"Let An Yi continue to investigate and make sure to find out exactly what he is planning to do." Wang Ze instructed.

Although he still didn't understand what Sukarno was thinking, he decided to wait for further news from An Yi before making any plans.

If Sukarno really wanted to use nuclear bombs on southern Indonesia, Wang Ze couldn't help thinking: Maybe we can consider finding a way to provide him with one. After all, the atomic bombs dropped by the United States in actual combat were only 20,000 tons, and Wang Ze believed that they could try an atomic bomb as close to the theoretical upper limit of 800,000 tons as possible to see what the actual explosion effect would be.

Of course, the premise of all this is that the nuclear bombs are dropped somewhere else and must not threaten the new city.

If Sukarno's goal was to use the nuclear bomb on Xincheng, Wang Ze sneered in his heart: Then there is no need for him to live anymore.

"Okay." Wang Shu agreed and turned to leave.

After Wang Shu left, Wang Jixin returned to the room and continued to discuss rocket matters with Wang Ze.

He wants Xincheng to also launch lunar and even Martian exploration satellites.

"There's no need. Let's build the communication satellite system first. As for outer space exploration, let the United States and the Soviet Union do it. We won't get involved." Wang Ze refused.

The United States and the Soviet Union are now competing in the development of outer space. In his opinion, there is no need for Xincheng to interrupt their competition at this time.

Moreover, the current technology for outer space exploration is not mature enough, and the effective information that can be obtained is very limited.

What is happening between the United States and the Soviet Union now is more of a dispute of wills. There is no need for Nanhua to do such fruitless things. When electronic technology advances a little, Wang Ze will also promote outer space exploration without Wang Jixin saying anything.

Wang Ze also understood that as the prime minister, Wang Jixin was eager for Nanhua to move to a higher level, but some things require waiting for the right time.

Wang Jixin was unable to convince Wang Ze, so he could only sigh silently and say no more.

He believes that South China's status on the international stage needs to be improved. Despite possessing nuclear weapons, in the eyes of many countries, South China is still just a small country that succeeded by chance.

He hopes to change this situation. The Soviet Union was the first to explore the moon. If Nanhua could be the first to explore Mars, everything would be different.

The two men watched the busy aviation bureau personnel working at the control console, conducting the final checks before launch, and they did not disturb them.

I just watched silently from the side, my heart filled with anticipation and nervousness.

Finally, a staff member shouted: "Inspection completed, no problems, request launch!"

Heinrich shouted without hesitation: "Agree to launch, countdown three minutes!"

As time passed, the staff at the control console kept contacting various observatories to make sure everything was ready.

Everyone is fully focused on their work and dares not slack off in the slightest.

Wang Ze and Heinrich on the side watched all this silently, feeling both excited and nervous.

This launch is of extraordinary significance to Nanhua, as it is not only a reflection of its scientific and technological strength, but also a symbol of national glory.

终于，倒计时进入了最后时刻，整个控制室内的气氛变得异常紧张。一人在大声的倒数：“10、9、8、7、6、5、4、3、2、1——”

When the countdown ended, everyone held their breath.

Looking out through the sturdy thickened glass on the side, I saw a huge flame spurting out from the bottom of the rocket, and the rocket slowly rose into the air.

This scene is so shocking, as if time has frozen at that moment.

Wang Ze widened his eyes and stared at the rocket intently.

This was his first time watching a rocket launch live, and the scene before him was far more spectacular than he remembered.

That huge flame, that rising rocket, the rocket rose higher and higher, gradually disappeared from sight, but the magnificent scene it left behind will be forever engraved in everyone's heart.

When such a huge monster was pushed into the sky, everyone present could feel the insignificance and greatness of human beings.

In just a short while, the rocket disappeared from sight.

The next step is to determine whether the rocket’s trajectory is normal based on signal positioning.

It was not until the staff reported that the satellite had successfully detached and entered orbit that warm applause broke out at the scene and everyone hugged each other and cheered.

Wang Ze couldn't help but applaud and was proud of these people.