Transdimensional Marketing Chapter 148

Chapter 148

Chapter 148 – Power of Destruction (1)

Jupiter II was also known as Europa. It was the sixth closest satellite to the planet Jupiter and was discovered by Galileo in 1610.

As to why the satellite was labeled as Jupiter II, it was because during the ti Galileo had discovered the moon, it was the second-closest moon located to Jupiter.

Jupiter II was a mystical satellite.

The satellite was mystical to a point where almost all astronauts yearned to visit it.

Why? It was because this was an ocean moon...

Jupiter II’s surface was covered in a thick layer of ice. And underneath that ice layer was a warm ocean.

As life on Earth had originated from the ocean, many people had theorized and believed that Jupiter II’s marine environnt, which closely resembled Earth, might also be a ho to life!

In fact, so have theorized that there was a highly developed civilization living within Jupiter II. Of course, the possibility of this theory being true was incredibly slim.

However, if life indeed existed within Jupiter II, then society, form, philosophy, consciousness, way of thinking, contradictory concepts, and other aspects of human civilization would undergo earth-shaking transformations.

Without question, uncovering Jupiter II’s truth would beco the most significant achievent in the entire history of human spaceflight.

For this reason, NASA had also arranged for a senior astronaut to explore Jupiter II. Unfortunately, despite all the money they spent on donating to Transdinsional Review’s livestream, they had absolutely no share in this historic mont...

Regarding this situation, NASA’s internal staff mbers grew furious and made a radical evaluation of Chen Yu: An extrely narrow-minded and selfish racist that lacks international spirit and free will...

Boom!

After arriving on Jupiter II, Chen Yu set down the Life Sphere and took a step back. He then said, “Please start your performance.”

After exchanging glances with each other, the two astronauts skillfully switched on their life support systems and decisively opened the Life Sphere’s hatch!

Crack... Crack, crack...

However, as soon as the astronauts opened the hatch, Jupiter II’s pseudo-space environnt imdiately caused the lubricating fluid inside the sphere to boil and sublimate! Imdiately afterward, the extrely low temperature of minus 160 degrees Celsius caused the evaporated gas to freeze instantly, firmly solidifying the two astronauts in place and preventing them from moving.

In the blink of an eye, ice and fog perated the inside of the Life Sphere.

It was both beautiful and deadly...

“Dammit.”

One of the astronauts reacted quickly and imdiately closed the hatch. Subsequently, the temperature and pressure inside the sphere rapidly returned to normal levels. The frozen mist softened once more and transford into a liquid that fell to the bottom.

Although the aerospace institute’s plan had accounted for the lubricating fluid’s sublimation, they never thought that a lubricant from the future would sublimate and freeze so rapidly...

“Let’s gather samples of the fluid first,” one of the astronauts suggested through radio communication.

“Okay.”

The two astronauts imdiately opened their boxes and took out specialized collection containers to collect the Life Sphere’s lubricating fluid.

anwhile, when Chen Yu saw that the two astronauts were not in danger, he shifted his attention toward his surrounding environnt.

As far as he could see, Jupiter II was a world of ice and snow. The satellite’s surface also reflected the distant sun’s rays with excellent efficiency. If one were to stare at a single location for too long, their eyes would start to sting from the reflected light.

Jupiter II’s surface was uneven and covered with many stranded glaciers and scattered bare rocks.

Looking up, Chen Yu could faintly see a sparse gas layer and even moving clouds. He guessed that the clouds might be mist ford liquid ammonia and driven by thin thane gas.

[So, this is Jupiter II? How beautiful!]

[Aside from Earth, Jupiter II is the celestial body with the most water content in our solar system.]

[The more water it has, the more likely it is to give birth to life.]

[I have a question. Why isn’t this water captured by Jupiter’s gravity field?]

[Having water doesn’t an it has life.]

[Sorry, but Jupiter II has clay minerals! Coupled with its deep-sea temperature, the possibility of life existing on Jupiter II is extrely high! It’s just that current humans still can’t prove this.]

[Industry insider here. Many people in academia believe that there is life in Jupiter II’s sea.]

“What a mystical celestial body...” Chen Yu muttered to himself as he bent down to pick up a piece of sturdy, crushed ice.

Crack!

At this ti, the Life Sphere’s lid opened once more. After storing away a large portion of the lubricating fluid, the two astronauts no longer had their movents restrained when they opened the lid. Hence, they were able to climb out of the Life Sphere, albeit with so trouble.

As the astronauts were unable to verbally communicate with Chen Yu, instead of wasting ti trying to communicate with him, they imdiately went to work as soon as they climbed out of the Life Sphere.

The two astronauts had clearly divided their tasks. One person was responsible for setting up the various equipnt, while the other person was responsible for collecting ice samples using a sharp alloy pick and electric hamr drill.

Due to Jupiter’s gravitational pull on Jupiter II, cracks would sotis form on the moon’s thick ice layer, which, in turn, causes a large amount of seawater to gush out from the ocean layer. Hence, even without digging through Jupiter II’s entire ice layer, it was possible to collect samples of the moon’s seawater and analyze its composition. Only, the analysis wouldn’t be very accurate.

As the astronauts conducted their work, the number of viewers in the five livestream rooms also rose wildly.

Among these latecors, a considerable portion were elites of the academic world. These people were all watching the most crucial extraterrestrial work in human history from a rigorous perspective...

Four minutes later, the astronaut responsible for setting up equipnt excitedly pressed down on the sealing button, successfully activating the scanning equipnt. He then returned to the Life Sphere and began surveying his surrounding environnt and the activities under the ice.

The scanning equipnt set up had two transmission terminals; one was aid at the two astronauts’ microcomputers, while the other was aid at Earth, which was billions of kiloters away. This ensured that all information collected would be secured even if the astronauts were t with an accident.

“I’m done on my side.”

“I’ll be done soon as well,” the ice-shaving astronaut said as he accelerated his working speed.

“You... Your spacesuit is damaged,” the astronaut responsible for setting up the equipnt said, an ugly expression forming on his face as he scanned his partner’s vital data. “Did it get damaged inside the sphere just now? Hurry up and return.”

“Oh, it might’ve gotten damaged when I was shaving the ice... No problem, only two more sample sets to go!”

“I’ll help you.”

“No! Don’t co over! The ice is too sharp.” The ice-shaving astronaut stopped his partner from approaching. Turning his head and looking at the misty gas escaping from a gap in his left waist, he gritted his teeth and started using even greater force to swing his ice pick.

Boom!

Boom!

Boom...

With each swing the astronaut made, the tear in his spacesuit also grew increasingly larger. Seeing this, he decided to go for broke and used all his strength to swing his pick and chiseling the ice.

anwhile, even when Chen Yu saw this scene from nearby, he did not express anything. He simply focused the cara on this determined astronaut.

Since this was an interactive event, they needed to play by the event’s rules.

Every person’s work, no matter how great it was, must be completed by themselves...

Boom!!

With a loud boom, the astronaut finally broke through a two-ter-layer of solid ice and collected two sample sets from within. He then stored the samples in a special container.

“Co back quickly. Your pressure indicator is too low.”

“...” The ice-shaving astronaut looked at his partner hesitantly. However, in the next mont, instead of returning, the astronaut dashed another 10 ters away and struck a bare rock with his pick.

“What the fuck are you trying to do?!”

“Don’t co over! Right away! I’ll be done right away!”

With sweat covering his forehead, the ice-shaving astronaut hastily grabbed a piece of chiseled rock before dashing back to the Life Sphere.

“Hurry up!”

The other astronaut hurriedly opened the Life Sphere’s lid and helped his partner into the sphere.

“Hu...” After closing the lid behind him, the ice-shaving astronaut carefully packed his pick and removed his helt. He then breathed out a sigh of relief, his face distorting from the imnse excitent he felt. “This thing really is a lifesaver. It’s even more reliable than a spacecraft’s cabin.”

“Are you tired of living? Why couldn’t you just swap with ?”

“Swap with you? Dream on!” The ice-shaving astronaut clicked his tongue. “This contribution belongs solely to ! I’m going to go down in history! I’ll smack whoever tries to snatch this achievent from ! Moreover, I got us so many samples. If they don’t give credit for this, I’ll throw them all away!”

The other astronaut also removed his helt and helplessly chuckled, “The communication channel is still open. The command center will be able to hear this later.”

“Why would I bother saying this if they can’t hear ? It just happens that my partner and I are getting married soon. Hehe. With this, we’ll have a house as well.”

“...Aren’t I your partner?”

“Scram.”