There is still an hour before the launch of the second space-based satellite in New Tuvalu Now, however, no one in the world pays attention to space-based satellites, because more than 300 major TV stations in various countries, as well as several video websites with more than 100 million users, are reporting on a breaking news "Did we cross over?"
"Are we still living on Earth?"
When they saw this breaking news, all the viewers were stunned and their faces were full of disbelief.
The footage shown on more than 300 television stations, as well as on several video sites, is almost identical.
Although the angle is different, it is also because the on-site reporters who sent back these video data did not belong to the same media and used multiple sets of live broadcast equipment In the picture, hundreds of people are standing on a huge deck, and from the area of the deck, its shape, and some fighter jets fixed to it, the audience can clearly tell that this should be an aircraft carrier But what was going on with the surrounding clouds?
A reporter from ABC TV in the United States said to the camera with an excited face: "Hello viewers and friends, I am Joels, a reporter from ABC TV in New Tuvalu.
And right now, I'm standing aboard the newly launched Helicarrier King in New Tuvalu. ” "Many viewers may have a lot of questions, that is, what is a Helicarrier, why does it look like it is above the sky, and I have a lot of questions now, but let's take a tour of the Helicarrier King in New Tuvalu first."
After saying this, the reporter took a few breaths, and then motioned for the cameraman to follow him, and his destination was the edge of the deck "I feel a little bit hard to breathe right now because we're in the air about 3,000 meters above sea level.
And, because the altitude rises, the temperature also drops a lot.
If it weren't for the images I saw today, it was so shocking, I don't think I would have been able to stay here for long."
As he spoke, the camera followed the reporter to the edge of the deck.
For safety, the journalist and cameraman were all on the deck with the help of the handsome New Tuvalu soldiers on deck, who were wearing handsome military uniforms, and fastened their safety ropes Despite the help of the safety rope, Joels, a reporter for ABC TV, was still shaking a little in his legs.
Standing tremblingly at the very edge of the deck, still 2 meters away, Joels motioned for the cameraman to move on From an angle that the audience could not see, the cameraman gave Joels a wry look And the mood of the audience has been raised, because even from the angle where the cameraman is now, they can clearly determine one thing.
This space carrier is now flying in the sky An aircraft carrier that flies in the sky, so it is called an aerospace carrier The audience in New Tuvalu cheered in unison after being shocked.
For they could clearly see that their great King, His Majesty, was standing on the deck "We, New Tuvalu, have such a powerful weapon" Although the carrier's force and attack methods have not yet been announced, the mere mere fact that it can fly has already thrilled all citizens of New Tuvalu.
While citizens of other countries were amazed, a small number of people began to worry.
"Is the world's number one military power really going to become the new Tuvalu?"
The live broadcast of ABC TV has been connected to the Pentagon's combat command center before it even starts They were discussing how to respond to the launch of a second space-based satellite from New Tuvalu in an hour's time.
But now, everyone in the command room is stupidly looking at the picture transmitted back by the on-site reporter of ABC TV on the big screen in the center of the command hall The cameraman was already standing at the very edge of the deck, only 1 meter away, and when he got here, he didn't dare to move forward anymore.
However, his cameras had faithfully relayed what he saw to more than 20 million American viewers at this time.
At an altitude of 3,000 meters, the number of clouds is not much, however, when the camera focuses on the underside of the helicarrier, the new Tuvalu, which has become very small.
Countless exclamations rang out in various parts of the world However, this is not the end of the story.
ABC TV reporter Joels, looking at the turned camera, said: "In addition to being able to fly, the most shocking technology that this USS King Aerospace Helicarrier has shown so far is full stealth technology. ” "Viewers may not believe that when we were only about 1 nautical mile away from this space carrier on the sea surface, our naked eyes still could not find the traces of this space carrier.
We can only hear the sound of the sea crashing against the hull of this space carrier, and we can only hear the roar of the four huge engines of this space carrier."
New Tuvalu's full stealth technology has long been known all over the world.
The full stealth transport aircraft has become the most concerned air weapon for military fans and militaries of various countries And now, when Joels said to the camera that New Tuvalu's flying space carrier can also be completely invisible, the world has collectively lost its voice.
To exclude, of course, the new Tuvalu, which has been thoroughly boiling In the Pentagon command room, a group of senior US military officials who were preparing to intercept New Tuvalu's second space-based satellite instantly became uproar after hearing Joels' words.
"How is that possible?"
"How can they achieve a full stealth system, we are also studying, there is no way to achieve such a wide range of coverage" "However, the full stealth system itself was invented by New Tuvalu" "The most critical question is, where did this space carrier come from" "That Secret Industrial Base in New Tuvalu" "No way, the size of the island where that secret industrial base is located, it is simply impossible for them to build an aircraft carrier.
Not to mention an aircraft carrier capable of flying" "But where are they now, they are in the sky now, on that aircraft carrier that flies into the sky" New Tuvalu's clandestine industrial base was already on the verge of being attacked by the U.S. military or the military of other countries.
However, because of the sudden appearance of the monster crisis, the naval backbone of various countries, such as aircraft carriers and nuclear submarines, did not dare to leave their naval military bases easily, so the premeditated strike activities have long been stopped.
And now that the monster crisis is on the verge of being controlled by humans, the Pentagon last month was debating whether to continue its plan to strike New Tuvalu's clandestine industrial base Bang bang bang The sound of banging on the table silenced the Pentagon command room.
"Now is not the time to discuss these issues, but whether we should continue to intercept the second space-based satellite of New Tuvalu," one of the admirals said in a loud voice.
As soon as this question came up, the entire command room fell silent It is easy to intercept the space-based satellite launched by New Tuvalu, and although the speed of the launch vehicle is fast, the US military is not a vegetarian.
But what about after the interception How should the U.S. military deal with an aerospace aircraft carrier that can be completely stealthy and able to fly in the sky, with those fully stealth transport planes and fighter jets in New Tuvalu?
It seems to be to help the Pentagon come up with a response plan as soon as possible.
On the USS King, all the reporters were asked to leave the deck as soon as possible, and when the group of reporters carried the live broadcast equipment and entered the command room of the carrier.
The king of New Tuvalu was very kind enough to allow them to go to the floor-to-ceiling glass porthole at the very front of the command room to shoot live The picture from this angle made the global audience once again feel the infinite shock brought by this huge war weapon called the space carrier At this time, the king of New Tuvalu stepped into the position of captain in the most central part of the command room.
Colonel Ryan stood aside excitedly, looking at the reporters with a straight posture "Welcome reporters and friends, participate in the one-day tour of the USS King, and don't worry if you can't come to the scene, because we won't interrupt the live signal, even if it will expose the location of our carrier."
"And now, the King will depart for the vicinity of Australia, and I'll be on board the helicarrier to watch the launch of our second space-based satellite in New Tuvalu." t1706231537: