The snow fell, and this ti it wasn’t the snow that was stirred up by wild winds, but real snowflakes falling from the sky.
"It’s really snowing!" Chen Xin rushed out of the command room and ca onto the deck outside.
Looking up at the sky, snowflakes were falling, scattered and sparse. Although it looked like just a small snowfall, it seed like a kind of hope.
"It’s really snowing?!" At this mont, the operators of the Mobile Base, along with the Captain, also ca to the deck, looking at the snow gradually drifting down from the sky, and they too exclaid in surprise.
Since the teorite impact and the global temperature dropping below zero, this was probably the first ti everyone had seen natural snowfall.
This inevitably made everyone excited and emotional, because this snow was produced through technological influence, precisely the goal for which this group had worked hard and strived for.
Now that the goal had been achieved, how could everyone not be excited?
"Academician, it’s snowing!" A staff mber beside Chen Xin excitedly shouted to him, surrounded by more staff mbers who were also shouting.
Chen Xin looked at these cheering staff mbers, his face full of smile, as excited and thrilled as they were.
For Chen Xin, the excitent and joy of these staff mbers were deeply felt. This experint had invested so much effort from him and these staff, initially thinking the experint hadn’t succeeded, having already prepared for the failure of the experint. But now it had actually succeeded in influencing the weather, how could one not feel the joy of success?
Despite the strong winds sweeping through, with the Weather Controller shut down, temperatures were constantly dropping, the biting cold wind howling and making everyone’s clothes rustle loudly, but at this mont, the noisy wind couldn’t overshadow everyone’s joy.
Being able to improve local weather, although it was just a small snowfall, even though this little snow would soon stop, it still marked the success of the Weather Controller’s research. They could already control the weather and try to improve the current environnt.
Even though this was just an insignificant small attempt, it was still a very good start. Whether it was Chen Xin or the many staff mbers involved in the experint, everyone believed that from this mont on, they could gradually rectify Blue Star’s environnt. One day, this research would change everything, restoring Blue Star’s environnt to how it was before the disaster.
Everyone cheered and celebrated for a long ti, until the snow stopped before returning inside the Mobile Base.
After cheering for victory, it was still necessary to seriously devote to work.
A staff mber presented a report to Chen Xin: "Academician, during the previous experint, the microwave radiation from the Weather Controller has caused so impact on the electrical circuits inside the Mobile Base. Here is the damage statistics, please take a look."
Chen Xin took the report, carefully went through it, and also asked the staff mber, "Besides damage to the electrical circuits, were there any other losses? Did the ship operators experience any physical discomfort or other issues?"
"A couple of crew mbers showed signs of discomfort, with symptoms like mild vomiting and dizziness. They’re currently receiving treatnt in the dical room, the situation isn’t considered serious." The staff mber reported to Chen Xin and explained: "Their discomfort was mainly due to staying in the kitchen during the experint. Quite a few tal kitchen utensils in the kitchen were affected by microwave radiation, indirectly impacting them. Other than that, everything is normal."
"We can’t be careless; have them go to the base for a thorough examination afterward to ensure everything is foolproof. We can’t take chances with our comrades’ health." Chen Xin emphasized his concern, not simply assuming there was no problem based on the staff mber’s reassurance.
Upon hearing Chen Xin’s emphasis, the staff mber seriously noted his words down: "Understood, Academician, arrangents will be made for them to undergo a comprehensive physical examination at the base."
Seeing the staff mber noting down his words, Chen Xin continued perusing the report and asked further: "The electrical circuits experienced a certain degree of shorting and lting, the microwave radiation seems to have quite an effect...
I saw so equipnt sparking in the command room, it’s not ntioned here, did it not cause any damage?"
"That’s correct, because the power was cut off in ti, the equipnt itself did not malfunction and could still function properly upon rebooting." The staff mber explained to Chen Xin.
Chen Xin knowingly nodded, set the report aside, and fell into thought.
The Mobile Base itself certainly has defense chanisms, with enough resilience against both microwave radiation and potential EMP shocks on the battlefield.
However, this resilience has its limits, and with such prolonged microwave exposure during the experint, the defenses were breached, leading to damage.
Yet, this wasn’t the primary reason for Chen Xin’s contemplation. According to initial estimates, the microwave radiation from the Weather Controller shouldn’t have such a great impact on the Mobile Base, nor should it harm the human body.
But the reported results indicated that tal kitchen utensils in the kitchen were indirectly affecting the human body after being exposed to the microwave radiation, and there was damage to the electrical circuits of the Mobile Base, which certainly made Chen Xin ponder the causes and issues.
The kitchen issue could be temporarily set aside, but the electrical circuits of the Mobile Base are specially protected, and despite such protection, substantial damage was still caused, warranting a thorough investigation of the reasons and resolution to prevent similar occurrences.
As for the cause of the issue, Chen Xin wasn’t very proficient in electrical matters, but he believed it wasn’t due to inadequate protection.
Chen Xin himself couldn’t think of the reason for the mont, only roughly speculating that it might have been due to excessive microwave radiation power from the Weather Controller.
More specific reasons would have to be analyzed by professionals.
"Parts of the Mobile Base that were damaged during this experint should be repaired promptly, don’t delay. If there are any issues, report in ti, the base will resolve them." Chen Xin instructed the staff mber accordingly.
The Mobile Base is crucial to Chen Xin’s next stage of upgrading the Weather Controller, he didn’t want any mishaps or errors to occur.
Had the damages been more severe, Chen Xin would have considered using system upgrades to repair the Mobile Base.
Nonetheless, upgrades to the Mobile Base would still be necessary, as Chen Xin’s next step is to bring the already weather-influencing Weather Controller onto the Mobile Base.
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