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This is also the goal of Jiang Cheng to carry out this project, and it is what Jiang Cheng hopes to achieve the most.

However, there is no obvious effect of this matter visible now, and humans cannot change just because one says so.

This requires long-term persistence to see enough change, which requires Jiang Cheng to persistently arouse people’s curiosity.

If all humanity is full of curiosity about the universe, conquering the universe is only a matter of time.

A science fiction novelist mentioned in his work, which is a phrase Jiang Cheng likes very much.

When humans look up at the starry sky, they are only a step away from unraveling the mysteries of the universe.

The science fiction novelist roughly meant this, which is the best explanation for Su’s plan.

What Jiang Cheng is doing now is to make everyone start looking up at the starry sky.

Humans are too insignificant in the face of the entire universe; only by looking up to embrace the starry sky can they find the highest position to reach.

As the first few batches of tourists successfully ventured into space, the space day trip project became even more popular.

Those who were originally worried about safety issues have now dispelled their concerns.

In any case, there are now enough pioneers who have proven the safety of this tourism project with their own bodies.

There has never been any report of these tourists encountering any issues; the space travel project has been proven to be absolutely safe.

Once the first few bold adventurers set an example, others will follow suit endlessly.

After all, space still holds a great attraction for humanity, and as long as the last bit of concern is removed, everyone is willing to try and feel that experience.

As more and more people experience the feeling of being in space, more and more are signing up for the project.

This has made it increasingly difficult to queue, with waiting times growing longer and longer.

Fortunately, the expansion work at the Space Mission Center was completed quickly, and now the base can launch thirty rockets a day, meaning it can send up to six hundred tourists into space.

With the daily quota increased to six hundred, it has alleviated the pressure on personnel, allowing those tourists not to wait too long in line.

As humanity continues to experience the wonders of space travel, time slowly passes by.

It has now been four months since the Mars Base plan was launched, and the rockets launched at that time have also reached Mars.

All related preparations are ready; next comes the formal start of construction.

All the materials and equipment needed to build the Mars Base have successfully landed on Mars; what remains now is to start the actual construction work.

Of course, along with these materials and equipment, a new batch of astronauts followed to Mars.

The construction of the Mars Base cannot do without human help, and astronauts must also go to Mars.

Although many devices are highly automated and do not require humans to operate, many tasks cannot be replaced by machines, and unforeseen situations require human intervention.

So this time, Jiang Cheng selected ten astronauts to arrive on Mars alongside the rockets.

The first batch of three astronauts who landed on Mars has now successfully returned to Earth.

Jiang Cheng held a grand welcome ceremony for their return, treating them as heroes.

Now that these three astronauts have completed their mission, it’s now up to other astronauts to perform.

This batch of astronauts who went over with the rockets were all requested by Jiang Cheng from the state.

A total of ten astronauts participated in this plan, preparing to build a permanent base on Mars.

These ten astronauts are the construction personnel for the base, about to undertake a large project on Mars.

The Mars Base soon began formal construction, and the ten astronauts started to focus on their respective tasks.

Now, the ten astronauts staying on Mars are very different from the three who went there last time.

The last three were just setting up a forward base on Mars and doing some preliminary preparations.

This time, they are building a permanent base, and the amount of work required is immense.

The tasks cannot be completed in a short time; they will stay on Mars for a long time this time.

The ten astronauts need to wait until the Mars Base is completed before returning, meaning they will spend a long time on Mars.

Even among these ten astronauts, some will not return immediately after completing their work.

A few astronauts will remain on Mars as permanent staff after the Mars Base is completed.

A permanent base cannot function without staff, and there are many things that need human maintenance; without people, the Mars Base cannot operate.

Therefore, a few astronauts will serve as permanent staff at the Mars Base, staying on Mars for several years until the next group takes over.

These astronauts can be said to be quite unfortunate, needing to spend years on the barren land of Mars, which sounds like a terrifying thing.

However, those selected astronauts do not feel unfortunate themselves.

Having such a good opportunity to stay on Mars for an extended period can be considered their luck.

Being able to undertake long-term missions on Mars is considered an honor by those selected.

Performing a multi-year mission on Mars sounds like a very cool thing; such scenes were only seen in movies before.

Moreover, after the Mars Base is completed, the living conditions on Mars are still quite good.

This permanent Mars Base can provide everything needed for life for the personnel inside.

All aspects of living conditions can be said to be very good, so their future lives are not too miserable. Speaking of which, Jiang Cheng now actually has a shortage of astronauts; those trained by the state, as long as they are decent, have all been requested by Jiang Cheng.

This time Jiang Cheng sent ten astronauts to Mars at once, leaving not many astronauts in hand.

However, Jiang Cheng will need a large number of astronauts to carry out various space missions in the future.

The astronauts currently available are not enough, and even though the state is accelerating training, it cannot meet Jiang Cheng’s future needs.

Jiang Cheng’s future demand for astronauts is enormous, with a scale of no less than a thousand needed.

The Mars Base will continue to expand in the future, and the manpower needed will also continue to increase, posing a significant gap.

Moreover, Jiang Cheng is also planning to carry out other space plans, which will require even more astronauts.