Changkong Fighter

Chapter 310 Your superiors want to transfer you back

The crystal is suspended in the instrument. As a laser of a specific spectrum shines on the storage medium, a large amount of information is then projected from the crystal.

"This is."

Looking at the projected information, the first problem arose: the researchers discovered that the information in the octagonal prism existed in the form of text, but the problem was that they had never encountered this kind of text before and did not understand what it meant.

This is quite normal. How could a civilization capable of manufacturing high-performance aircraft not have a written language? But if they can't understand written language, they can only understand it through pictures and text.

In the video, a huge man-made structure is projected onto the screen, and then other things appear in the image. However, the recorded footage is completely different from what humans can see; the colors are so rich that it even causes some "light pollution."

After watching the footage for a while, almost all the researchers felt a headache coming on; it was information that the human brain couldn't process.

"This is too chaotic."

One researcher, unable to bear it any longer, turned to the side, closed his eyes, and said that other researchers felt as if they had been thrown into a centrifuge and spun around for more than ten minutes, feeling dizzy and disoriented. They rushed to the trash can and vomited. The older researchers were in even worse condition.

"The footage is in full color; it wasn't recorded from a human perspective!" said the younger researcher, fighting back nausea.

In short, the pig brains were overloaded.

"Computer processing and conversion are required!"

Images that are unclear to the human eye can only be corrected by computers to make full-color images acceptable to the human eye.

"How long will it take?" the commander, observing the situation on the ground, asked in a deep voice.

"It will take at least a month," the expert said after assessing the footage.

Don't be fooled by 4K, 6K, or 8K resolutions; they can't compare to the pixels of the human eye, let alone the data contained in a full-color field of vision. It would take a very long time to restore an image using AI.

"one month"

The commander glanced at the time; it was already mid-September, and mid-October would be a month from now. Taking action rashly before the intelligence was analyzed would be very risky.

"Has our defensive rotation schedule been released yet?"

Fighting alien civilizations on the front lines for extended periods takes a heavy toll on soldiers, both physically and mentally. Even the most skilled soldiers aren't made of steel and can't stay on edge indefinitely; rotations are necessary to relieve psychological pressure.

"It's already out."

"As planned."

"clear."

In the next office, the old chief looked at Sydney, which had turned red. Satellite images clearly showed the huge protective shield and the ever-expanding base on the ground.

"Any changes regarding the alien base and wormhole on Australian soil?" "Sir, they are still discussing it and strongly oppose Russia using nuclear weapons to destroy the base," the secretary said from the side.

"At this point, they can't refuse. We'll give them a week. If they can't do it, then they can't blame us. This is a notification, not a suggestion," the old leader emphasized in the notification.

"clear."

The Five Eyes alliance strongly opposes Russia's use of nuclear weapons to destroy alien bases on their territory, but the biggest question is whether they themselves can actually solve the problem.

Above the alien civilization's base, the wormhole slowly opened. However, unlike the nearly formed Einstein-Rosen bridge from before, the wormhole in the sky slowly dissipated into the air after the inductive force field disappeared, and the torn passage closed due to the self-healing properties of space.

"This passage is not permanent."

After discussion among the experts, they concluded that the previous "Mr. Yu" caused considerable damage to the enemy, and it was even possible that the device maintaining the wormhole on the other side was affected. During this period, even alien civilizations would not be able to create another wormhole generator.

It makes sense, just like the nuclear fusion devices that humans are building. There are only a few of them, and they are not only time-consuming and labor-intensive, but also require huge investments. Only a country can afford to undertake such a strategic project.

Fortunately, the wormhole has been closed, otherwise Russia and East Asia wouldn't have been so accommodating. But with such a large ground base, who knows what the alien civilization wants to do? Keeping it around is a potential risk.

Meanwhile, at an airport in eastern Australia, some support from India arrived at the airport, a move seen as India's way of increasing its influence.

At the airport, three Rafale fighters, one Su-30 fighter jet, and one MiG-29, under the command of the control tower, landed in a pentagonal formation. After parking their aircraft in the parking area, ground crew quickly stepped forward and set up boarding stairs to welcome the Indian pilots to support Australia.

At this time, Australia attracted a large number of fighter jets from its Western allies. In addition to India, which was a fence-sitter, Japan also provided several F-2s, while the United States sent several domestically produced "fifth-generation fighters" to save face.

It can be said that it is a huge ragtag force. Satellite observation shows that the various types of human-made aircraft stationed in the Australian air force base are completely different from the fact that, apart from the fact that the aircraft fuel and a small amount of ammunition are shared, the logistics support is nothing short of hell on earth.

Even in the area of ​​aircraft fuel refueling, whether Australia's fuel reserves are sufficient to sustain multinational joint operations is a problem.

Fighter jets were preparing for takeoff at the airport. To get so many allies to come and support them, Australia has paid a huge price, even setting up several "development zones" within its territory and handing these areas over to allies such as Japan, South Korea, and India. As for Japan and Russia, Australia is quite conflicted.

Even if he needs something from Dongda University, he still wants Dongda University to kneel down and listen. Of course, Dongda University will not tolerate his leniency. Anyway, if this military operation fails, even if Australia is unwilling, it will understand what the will of the East is.

Inside the hangar at Guam base.

Liu Jun watched as the ground crew painted six more symbols representing kills on his J-15T. Counting the number of kills, he had shot down more than 190 aircraft in total, and only one more operation was needed to reach 200.

Just as he was looking at the battle report from the front, the corps commander suddenly strode over, gave him a wink, and Liu Jun put down the report, got up, and followed the corps commander out of the hangar.

Stepping out of the hangar and into a secluded spot, Liu Jun gazed at the busy runway in the distance. Several J-16s landed on the runway, while replacement J-16s ski-jumped off the runway to take over from their landing comrades.

The entire Guam Air Force Base is like a wound-up clock, spinning in circles.

(End of this chapter)