The procurement personnel on the space station, of course, do not need to purchase supplies themselves.

What they need will be prepared by people on the ground.

The procurement staff only need to travel between the ground and the space station, working as a "deliveryman".

Even without exerting any effort, transporting supplies in such a special place definitely requires space.

With the increasing sophistication of space technology, large spaces are still being used in places where such needs exist.

Liu Yun smiled and privately complained to Zhang Linyuan, "These logistics personnel who are constantly going up and down... aren't they also a kind of test subjects?"

It might not sound nice to say it, but it's true... he should be an ordinary person.

It is bound to serve as a pioneer for future tourists.

The physical condition and overall health of these logistics personnel are certainly representative of the general public's health.

Zhang Linyuan nodded: "I've looked into it too; everyone who signed up did so voluntarily."

"It was indeed an experiment, and that was made clear from the beginning."

"These logistics personnel are ordinary people who are specially recruited, or rather, people who can represent the bodies of ordinary people."

"It will take more than a year, or even longer, for the space elevator to be repaired. If there are any problems, they should be detected with current medical technology."

There's definitely no problem inside the space station; people have been working on it for many years.

There haven't been any problems all these years.

The main concern is whether any problems will arise during the frequent up-and-down movements.

After all, going up and down the space station used to be difficult, and people on the space station might stay there for a long time without returning to Earth.

It's not easy for people on the ground to get up there either.

Resources are limited. Every additional person sent up will consume more resources, and more resources will need to be sent from the ground.

There's no shortage of supplies on the ground, but transporting them is difficult and expensive.

Unless absolutely necessary, they would never "send people to the sky".

Now it's different. Although the outside world doesn't know, the inside does. It's like taking a plane to the space station.

It is convenient to transport, has low construction costs, uses controlled nuclear fusion reactors, which are indeed inexpensive, and can be used repeatedly.

Now we only need to confirm that the up-and-down motion will not have any adverse effects on the health of ordinary people before it can be widely adopted.

Liu Yun agreed that this kind of thing definitely couldn't be hidden, and there was no need to lie.

In reality, as long as the subsidies are sufficient, given the large population of Yan, there will always be people willing to participate.

Besides, the fact that Yan Kingdom would allow someone to do such a thing already indicates that there are no major problems; they wouldn't risk their lives.

"With current medical technology, as long as it's not a major problem, it can be treated."

In cases where problems arise, the government will not charge individuals a single penny; in fact, there will be compensation.

Those who are too physically fit may not be able to do it.

Nowadays, people are generally in poor health; only those who are not in good health can represent the general public.

This is a special recruitment requirement; if they were to actually recruit from outside, they would be extremely competitive.

After the two sides finished exchanging pleasantries and completing the incidental tasks, Minister Shao finally revealed the purpose of the mission: "Where is the starting point of the interstellar orbit to the moon that we determined before? Now, take us to see it!"

Before they came up, the people on the ground and the space station had already communicated.

The purpose of this mission is to build an interstellar orbit.

The person in charge glanced at Liu Yun, because she was the only unfamiliar face. Even people like Zhang Linyuan were subtly protective of her, so this person must be very important.

Wait, a new face?

He felt it was quite familiar!

Isn't this Empress Dowager Liu...Director Liu?

Previously, many rumors circulated that Liu Yun had extremely powerful backing, and that not only people within the entertainment industry, but even those connected to it dared not offend her…

Now it seems he knows something inside?

The person in charge's expression didn't change, but his eyes flickered quite a bit. Liu Yun noticed this, of course, and just smiled, treating it as a question mark.

The person in charge froze, then stammered, "Okay, this way, this way please."

Minister Shao: ...I don't know if it's Director Liu's charm or his prestige that's so strong!

They always seem to be very easy to convince people.

He watched as the person in charge's attitude towards Liu Yun visibly improved.

It seems I guessed that it was Liu Yun who brought about significant progress in the mission.

Although the person in charge had guessed it, they never expected that Liu Yun would deliver results directly, in one step.

"This is the station platform for the interstellar train. The area next to it is planned for Line 2, which will go directly to the moon."

"Currently, the space is limited, only about the size of a small subway station. I don't know if that's enough?"

"After all, the tourists will be planned accordingly and will not all be taking the interstellar train at the same time."

"If there is congestion, people will disperse to other places..."

There are currently only two interstellar orbits, but that doesn't mean there's only one train on each line.

Since the incoming and outgoing routes do not overlap or intersect, there is naturally no need to consider the issue of input and output allocation.

Most trains will likely be on the road, and not all train stops will be used.

At that time, the train will be running around the clock using the Aquamarine timekeeping method, and it will almost never stop except for inspections and maintenance.

Trains in the warehouse will only be released when additional train services are added.

Liu Yun glanced at it: "The plan is very good, it's more than enough. The main thing is that we don't stop, we can just leave quickly."

Starships are definitely not meant to be driven by humans.

It must be manipulated by a completely artificial intelligence system.

If the timing is right and the speed is well controlled, there will definitely be no problems during operation.

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