This is indeed possible, but do aliens think too highly of themselves and underestimate Mars?
In order to avoid the super cannon, the aliens chose the landing point above the equator. This is indeed a good place to land, but it also creates many difficulties for subsequent operations.
Mars is no small planet Ceres. The straight-line distance from the equator to the poles is more than 5,000 kilometers. The possibility of aliens rushing directly to the poles after landing is infinitely close to zero, unless they deliberately seek death.
The Ladder crippled the alien fleet and firmly placed control of the air in human hands. Any enemy who dared to march on the surface of Mars would be ruthlessly attacked from the sky.
There is no way to attack immediately. The aliens' only option is to dig holes on the spot, build a temporary base first, and then rely on Martian resources to compete with humans for Mars.
But this is also not a good idea. Although aliens can build so many bases in the barren asteroid belt, it is based on the fact that the asteroid belt does not lack water. Without water, there would be no aliens.
Human base.
Aliens have never landed on Mars, there is no material basis here, and it is impossible to understand the distribution of water veins here.
Is there a shortage of water on Mars? In fact, there is no shortage at all. Research has found that if the polar ice caps of Mars completely melted, the water produced could completely cover Mars.
Moreover, the frozen water veins are not concentrated at the two poles, but start from the two poles and extend from the polar area to about 60 degrees latitude, which is still far from the equator where the aliens airborne. It is not that easy for the aliens to get over.
As for whether there is water at the equator, it is difficult to say, because the annual maximum temperature at the equator of Mars can reach more than 20 degrees above zero. Even if there is water, it only exists deep underground. No matter how good the giant insects are at digging holes, they still need water to find it.
In other words, it is easier to dig a hole than to gain a foothold. Whether the alien fleet landing on Mars can gain a foothold depends entirely on whether water can be found in the landing area.
No matter how you look at it, landing on Mars is an extremely failed choice.
The Tiangi Ladder was not used to aliens at all and opened fire on the landing enemy troops without hesitation. Moreover, the first target that the Tiangi Ladder locked was the landing alien warship.
With the power of the super cannon, even the Earth's atmosphere can be easily penetrated. The density of the Martian atmosphere is only one percent of that of the Earth. In front of the super cannon, it is almost like a layer of window paper, and it can be penetrated with just one poke.
The beam hit the target, leaving the enemy ship defenseless and quickly vaporizing and disappearing, taking out many insect drones with it.
Witnessing this scene, the alien fleet exploded on the spot, and the remaining enemy ships were divided into two waves again. One wave of enemy ships turned around and ran away, with insect drones breaking away from the warships as they walked; the other wave rushed towards Mars without hesitation, obviously wanting to
Provide cover for the alien battleships ahead.
How could the Tiandai be fooled by such a simple deception? It still fired at the landing enemy ships according to its inherent rhythm.
After losing several warships one after another, the aliens could no longer care about so many. All the warships that landed were infested with insects. At first, the humans thought they were insect planes, but everyone soon discovered the situation.
No, what kind of insect machine is that? It’s countless enemy soldiers with flapping wings!
Many people never thought that servants could fly until this moment.
The cloned servants of Beidu can also fly, but the servants are controlled by a chip, and the flight control program of the chip is not particularly perfect. The flight speed and sensitivity of the servants are inferior to those of the enemy soldiers.
Fortunately, the task of the defenders is only to defend, and there are no requirements for mobility. It doesn't matter if they can't fly well.
The enemy soldiers did not fly alone, there were many enemy soldiers carrying things, and a few enemy soldiers worked together to carry giant insects down.
These are all normal. What is unexpected is that there are several giant insects waving down Egypt. Their bodies are either fat or thick, and it is a miracle that they can fly with such small wings!
The alien airborne scene is almost like a chaotic dance of monsters. Compared with the alien, the orbital airborne landing of the Marines consists of parachutes and landing craft, which is really monotonous.
There are more and more targets, and the Tiandai has opened fire with all its strength, but the firing frequency of the super cannon is only so high, and there are too few targets that can be destroyed.
At this time, several transport ships that could not stand it also opened fire. These warships directly emptied the missile nests and fired out all the missiles that could be fired. All the missiles flew towards the landing enemy, and some of them were nuclear bombs.
The aliens who were busy landing were keenly aware of the incoming missiles and immediately opened fire to intercept them. In the blink of an eye, thin lights appeared above the airdrop zone, and the hit rate was actually quite good.
The aliens have suffered too much from missiles and have developed the habit of intercepting missiles immediately. They would rather fail to land than to intercept the missiles first.
Less than one-tenth of the missiles finally broke through the blockade, but this one-tenth caused great damage to the enemy. In particular, several of the nuclear bombs exploded directly among the airborne enemy troops, killing all enemies within the explosion range.
The army was destroyed in an instant, and the enemy soldiers further away were also blown over by the shock wave of the explosion. Many enemy soldiers' wings were burned by the light radiation, and their bodies were also scorched by the light radiation, and they rolled and fell to the ground.
In order to cover the airborne enemy soldiers, the alien fleets actually moved their positions and used battleships to block the landing enemy soldiers.
The Tianti was not polite at all, and directly bombarded him with artillery, destroying four enemy ships in one go. Even if the remaining enemy ships landed, the Tianti still did not give up and kept firing at the airdrop zone.
A few minutes later, this chaotic confrontation finally came to an end. The alien fleet attacking Mars suffered losses of up to 70%, and the aliens lost more than one-fifth of their troops during the airborne landing. If the enemy troops were not particularly scattered, the defenders would have lost their lives.
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Of course, this is not the final statistical result, because there are still some transport ships on the Tianlai that are still bombarding the ground, looking like they will not stop fighting.
At this moment, the depression in the alien's heart cannot be described in words. The ice star (Ceres) fell so easily. How come the red star (Mars) suffered such a big loss?
In order to reduce losses, the aliens immediately sent giant insects out to dig holes as soon as they landed. However, Mars is basically a desert planet. The giant insects dug up the surface and drilled into the ground, but the flowing sand quickly buried the entrance of the hole.
The enemy soldiers who had planned to follow him in were dumbfounded on the spot.
In desperation, the aliens could only let everyone who could burrow into the sand burrow into the sand. No matter whether they could burrow into the ground or not, they would bury people in the sand first.
In this way, a large number of enemy soldiers crawled into the sand as quickly as possible, and the enemy groups on the ground quickly disappeared. In just a few minutes, no trace of the enemy soldiers could be found anymore.
But can sand be compared with soil and rock formations? Obviously not!
