Unable to determine what had happened, they assumed it was a problem with the ground and reported it to their superiors.
A small meeting was held, and the United States attached great importance to this incident. Professor Busch began to make plans and nominated Göring to be the group leader.
A plan was formulated, probes were studied, O1O2 lost all contact, and then Flying Kangaroo, Sakura, and Shadow all lost contact, shaking the world.
This leads to the conclusion that it was not a collision with space debris. Now, the question is how we, with our eyes covered, can determine what actually happened at Earth's equator.
Goring recounted the entire horrific event in a calm tone, and then proceeded to the most crucial part of the whole affair!
His gaze fell upon Jiangcheng.
This was the first time Goering had seen China's scientific research leader in public. He had only seen Jiang Cheng's photos on news websites before, and his impression at the time was: "He's so young."
His feelings were even stronger now than before; Jiang Cheng's age was, to him, truly astonishing.
What was I doing when I was his age? I think I was attending small research conferences at Stanford University, or a rascal showing off my research to girls everywhere.
Goring glanced at Jiang Cheng's face, and the two looked at each other.
Jiang Cheng also saw this middle-aged man in his forties from the Black Tower by the Ohio River in Pittsburgh. The man had blue eyes and a detached, casual air about him, as if he didn't care about fame or fortune.
Göring's voice resounded throughout the venue; though not loud, it clearly reached everyone's ears.
"During these days of satellite communication disruptions in various countries, we have never given up searching for a solution, but unfortunately..."
"To achieve observation of the situation on the equator, only Professor Jiang's brain-like system combined with the detector can make it possible; there is no other way."
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