Chapter five hundred and sixty seventh infinite shuttle
Hearing Mo Xi's words, I immediately looked at her with wide eyes.
People from the foundation cannot be allowed to get the ring? What on earth does Mo Xi want to do?
However, before it was my turn to ask more questions, Mo Xi had already turned her face and continued to look at the holographic image.
And just when I wanted to question her, Colonel White's voice sounded from behind us.
"Dr. Mo Xi, what else is there in the flight log? Quickly turn the page and take a look. It would be best to find out what happened to this spacecraft."
I turned around and saw that Colonel White had recovered from his initial excitement and stood behind us. No wonder Mo Xi only spoke half of the conversation just now.
I knew that what Mo Xi just talked about must not be heard by people from the foundation, so I had no choice but to put aside my doubts for the time being and continue to focus on the situation in front of me.
At this time, after searching the directory of the flight log, Mo Xi discovered something strange.
That is, the flight log of this spacecraft actually spans a full sixty years, starting in 2012 and ending in 2072! In other words, this spacecraft has been flying for a full sixty years.
time!
What's going on?
This time, without White's urging, Mo Xi opened the last diary out of curiosity.
While looking at the contents of the diary, Mo Xi translated the text into Chinese and read it in my ear.
"December 3rd, 2072 AD. This is Captain Pike of the Enterprise. Today's log will probably be the last flight log on the Enterprise, because just after I woke up this morning, I had a
I had a premonition that death was already waving at me. However, I didn’t feel much fear about my death. After all, sixty years had been enough to numb my nerves. Thinking back carefully, since the spacecraft set sail and
After falling into the state of infinite shuttle, the Enterprise has been trapped in the space-time tunnel for sixty years. For sixty years, I always face only despair every day. Burke and McCaw were killed early.
Beaten by this kind of despair, I was the only one who persisted in the end. But why did God never lend a helping hand to me until the end? Has God really abandoned mankind? After today, I think I will have the opportunity to ask it myself.
When asked, what have human beings done wrong to suffer such hardships? Why on earth are we trapped in this eternal cage of time?"
This flight log ends here. Although in the log, the captain named Pike was a little vague, he still gave us a rough description of a disaster that occurred on this spacecraft.
First of all, one thing is certain, as Mo Xi said rightly just now, this spaceship is not a spaceship, but a spaceship with the ability to travel through time and space.
After the spacecraft named Enterprise set sail for a certain mission, the spacecraft fell into a state called infinite shuttle for unknown reasons. This infinite shuttle, combined with the existing intelligence, is likely to refer to
The Enterprise has been trapped in time travel and cannot return to normal space.
The Enterprise, which was caught in this predicament, spent sixty years in constant shuttle. There were originally three crew members on the Enterprise, but during these sixty years, two of them died because of
Unable to bear the despair, he committed suicide. Only the man named Parker persisted with his tenacious belief.
It's just a bit ironic that Parker didn't see the day when the Enterprise escaped from the predicament until his death. However, just after his death, the Enterprise escaped from the predicament and entered our world.
After roughly understanding what happened to the spacecraft, Mike suddenly raised a question: "Dr. Mo, what is the mission of this spacecraft? Why do these people want to travel through time and space? I think we need to figure this out."
Mo Xi shook her head and said: "I did see an instruction document named "Enterprise Mission" in the database just now, but as I said just now, the database of this spaceship may have been damaged in the crash, and part of it was damaged.
The data cannot be opened temporarily, and unfortunately, the document I am talking about is one of those files that cannot be opened."
White asked: "Dr. Mo Xi, you are an expert in computers. I would like to ask your opinion. Is it possible to repair these damaged documents?"
"Theoretically, of course. Now that it is clear that this spacecraft was built by humans, as long as the level of computer technology used on this ship does not exceed ours too much, and we can find the physical components of the central database, then I can find a way to
Export the damaged documents inside for repair."
"That's great!" White immediately ordered after hearing this, "In that case, let's start looking for it now. If these documents can be repaired, I can agree on behalf of the foundation to back up a copy of the data and transfer it to your Bureau 749."
Mo Xi nodded, turned around and began to check the ground where the holographic image was, trying to find out the specific location of the spacecraft computer from here.
Originally, all of us should help search together, but at this time, Mike from NASA made another suggestion, perhaps out of his own professional interests.
"Colonel, it is very important to repair the computer data, but we don't have much time now, and there are still many places on this spacecraft that have not been explored, so I suggest that we continue to divide our forces into two groups for the time being, and your team will stay
That’s good.”
White thought about it and thought it made sense, so he agreed to Mike's request. However, just when Mike was preparing them to leave, Mo Xi stopped them.
She said to White: "Colonel, I have discovered the location of the spacecraft computer."
"What?" White said with obvious surprise.
Mo Xi nodded and continued: "I will start to export the data from the computer now. It will take a while, but it is not difficult. And since there is no problem on my side, I want you and Sijiu to
There is no need to stay here with me, you can go with Mike and the others to continue the investigation."
Hearing that Mo Xi actually proposed to let him leave, White immediately narrowed his eyes. It was obvious that he was doubting Mo Xi's motives.
But Mo Xi said indifferently: "Colonel, you don't have to think too much. I just don't want you to find anything on the ship that I don't know about, so I want Sijiu to go with Mike and the others, but Sijiu
I don’t understand English, so I can only ask you to help me.”
After saying that, Mo Xi turned to look at me again and said to me in front of White: "Sijiu, you heard what I just said. I don't need your help here, just keep an eye on them."
When Mo Xi was talking to me, White kept a cold face and just stared at Mo Xi's face, as if he wanted to find any traces of lying on her face. However, when he found nothing, White immediately looked at Mo Xi's face.
There was a smile on the face.
"Dr. Mo, you really like to joke. Since we have already agreed, we will naturally not hide anything from you. If you want Sijiu and Mike to investigate together, then go ahead. I will be there.
He was the one who translated for him. But it’s too dangerous for you to stay here alone, so I think I’ll let Harris protect you here.”
Obviously, White's words are actually a disguised transaction. Just as Mo Xi is worried that they have something to hide from us, White is also obviously worried that Mo Xi will do something secretly if she is left alone in the cockpit, so
I just want to leave someone to monitor it.
As for White's proposal, Mo Xi agreed without hesitation. After the two reached a deal, the former quickly greeted me with a smile and left the cockpit, while the latter simply ignored Harris, who came over with his arms folded.
He buried his head and began to dismantle things on the ground.
In this way, the investigation team was divided into two again, and while we still had some oxygen, we began to conduct a final investigation of the Enterprise spacecraft.
I originally thought that after finding the cockpit and the bodies of the three pilots, we would not make any more valuable discoveries in this spacecraft. However, I did not expect that shortly after leaving the cockpit, we actually found