This star is going to the moon

Chapter 454: Another entertainment industry scandal? Lu Yun's credentials continue to rise!
Although there are many new space stations in the planning, their size and reliability vary.

Like Lu Yun's "space hotel" and Blue Origin's "orbital reef" space station, these two are both reliable and large-scale.

Although the Harbor One space station is reliable, it only has one space module.

It's unclear when the large-scale "Harbor No. 2" project was last built.

"Axiom" is also a commercial space station composed of several modules, but its progress is slower and it seems a bit unreliable.

First, its development company is not as financially powerful as Blue Origin.

Secondly, the initial structure of the Axiom space station did not have a propulsion module and needed to dock with the International Space Station to maintain its orbit. It was only later that its own propulsion module was attached for independent operation.

However, there is no precise concept of the International Space Station's lifespan. As it exceeds its service life, the probability of it experiencing a sudden malfunction increases.

If a major, intractable malfunction were to occur, and the Axiom space station at that time did not yet have a launch module or the ability to operate independently, the impact would be enormous.

Other commercial space stations are single-module "space laboratories".

Unlike Harbor One, which later developed into a multi-module space station, they have always maintained a single-module structure.

For example, Northrop Grumman, a US arms and aerospace giant, is collaborating with NASA to develop a modular commercial space station, which is intended to take over a small portion of scientific research and manned missions after the International Space Station is decommissioned.

Its distinguishing feature is that the spacecraft is built using technology from the currently operational Cygnus cargo spacecraft.

In other words, the project involves adding solar panels to the power module of the Cygnus cargo spacecraft and then adding a large inflatable cabin, thus creating a low-cost monolithic space station with a power module and a large living cabin.

(Image of Northrop Grumman Space Station)
It focuses on scientific research and commercial missions, targeting government and business clients.

There are also inflatable space stations that are marketed as having huge inflatable cabins, claiming that the pressurized space of one cabin exceeds that of the International Space Station.

However, if Lu Yun were to put it in his opinion, all new space stations based on "inflatable cabins" need further refinement and development.

For the next ten or twenty years, rigid-shell spacecraft will still dominate.

After all, Lu Yun lived for 26 years in his previous life. At that time, let alone the commercial space station where "everything was flourishing" in low Earth orbit, there wasn't even a new independently operating module. The Tiangong space station and the International Space Station were still "competing for beauty".

Yes, the dilapidated International Space Station has been delayed until 2030 again.

In 2006, the rigid-shell space module of the commercial space station was already in the works, but the inflatable space module was nowhere to be seen.

As early as 2016, a company launched an inflatable capsule and docked it on the International Space Station to conduct experiments, saying that they would install some equipment inside and use it as an experimental module. However, after only installing a few sensors, nothing came of it.

Ten years later, in 2006, the purpose of that experimental inflatable chamber was to add a temporary waste storage compartment to the International Space Station, and the hatch was usually closed, only opened when needed.

Of course, it will still be useful in the more distant future, so there are research teams in Laos and China working on it.

The next day, news of Lu Yun and An Fangfei's family going on a space trip spread all over the world. Film and television fans who liked their works paid attention to their wedding date and the romantic space wedding.

Space enthusiasts, on the other hand, are paying attention to the space hotel that will host a space wedding.

Both Chinese and American netizens were paying attention, but soon an incident involving celebrities caught everyone's attention. [Why is it another scandal in the entertainment industry?]

Goodness, this is a huge undertaking, what's going on?

Good grief, this is definitely a "high-quality" disgraced celebrity! So much trouble and only now they're getting this over with?

[Then they deserve to be banned. We shouldn't give disgraced celebrities a chance to survive. They need to understand the seriousness of the situation to prevent them from making the same mistakes again!]

[Rowon's prestige is still rising!!]

This person is too famous in the entertainment industry. After all, the main force of the contemporary Internet grew up watching "Princess Pearl" and "Deep Love in the Rain", so the uproar caused by her being banned is not small.

At the end of August, a Hollywood movie called "Out of Control" was released in China.

Its content has a strong online novel feel to it.

It tells the story of a bank clerk NPC in an open-world action-adventure game called Liberty City who awakens intelligence and then turns against the game players by "burning, killing, and looting," saving the game world in the process.

It has a similar background to a certain game called "Three Men and a Dog", with a strong sense of time travel and multiverse from online novels. In addition, the movie's protagonist is played by "Deadpool", so it looks quite fun and has a lot of laughs.

Lu Yun remembered that this movie grossed 6 million yuan in China in his previous life, making it the second highest-grossing film worldwide.

The global box office has just exceeded $3 million.

This result, plus some random stuff, can break even.

Another Hollywood blockbuster, "Tomorrow's War," which was released in early September, did not perform well, flopping at the box office both domestically and internationally.

It tells the story of how Earth is attacked by alien species in the future, and humanity faces extinction. The surviving humans create a time machine to travel to the past to recruit warriors, and then send them to the future to save the world.

Its protagonist is played by "Star-Lord", and the villains are a large group of "White Thorn Monsters".

But because there were too many bugs, it failed.

However, in this era of rapid development in aerospace, people's interest in the entertainment industry has clearly declined.

Unless Rowoon himself puts on a show for everyone.

So once September arrived, everyone's attention was focused on the upcoming maiden flight of the "Flying Squirrel-1" suborbital rocket and the first all-civilian space tourism mission of the Crew Dragon spacecraft.

Of course, "Flying Squirrel No. 1" is playing the role of the "clown" here, and everyone is waiting to see what happens.

Regarding the first all-civilian space tourism mission on the Crew Dragon spacecraft, netizens' comments are...

Although Lu Yun took the world's first time, his technology is advanced enough and there won't be any problems...

(End of this chapter)