The top of the scholar

Chapter 316 This time, we are a community of destiny
Robert frowned and thought for a while, and felt that there was indeed some truth.

"That's right, such a technology that benefits the people of the world should be made public. If they clearly have such capabilities but don't announce such a technology, it will undoubtedly disrespect the safety of human beings all over the world."

Robert speaks righteously, as if NASA has always disclosed its various technologies.

"Go to contact CNSA and hope that they can share this technology. If such an unexpected situation occurs in the future, we can also use this technology to predict the landing point of the satellite to prevent human beings from being harmed. "

After that, CNSA received a message from NASA.

This request from NASA was naturally declined by CNSA.

Not to mention that even CNSA itself didn't know how Xu You judged the location of those satellite debris.

Even if known, it is impossible to easily disclose this technology.

After all, the significance of this technology can not only be applied to the judgment of the location of satellite debris, but also has the potential to be applied in many other fields.

NASA has so many technologies that are meaningful to the world, and I have never seen them take the initiative to disclose or share them with other aerospace systems.

It is not impossible to share this technology, but it needs to be exchanged with other technologies of comparable value.

After that, the Soviet Space Agency contacted the space agencies of other countries and asked them to help search for these satellite debris that fell in various countries to help them investigate the cause of the accident.

At present, it is still unclear whether the cause of the accident was an accident caused by accidental circumstances or some technical failure.

If there are some faults, it is very important to find the cause of the fault.

Otherwise, in the future, similar things may happen again.

After Hua Guo received Su Guo's request, he readily agreed.

Even if Su Guo didn't say anything, we would definitely collect these satellite fragments.

During this period, Xu You, in addition to continuing to assist the team in the research of the new flexible solar cell array, was also restoring the previous brain simulation.

If it wasn't for the emergency, Xu You would not hastily announce the whereabouts of these satellite fragments.

In such a short period of time, it is undoubtedly an incomprehensible thing to announce that he has predicted the fall of those satellite debris.

But out of responsibility for human safety, Xu You had to make that choice.

It is not an easy task to restore such a complex model on computer software.

Xu You is constantly optimizing the simulation model to reduce the prediction error of the simulation model.

In the past few days, Hu Shucheng also had a lot of doubts in his heart.

Hu Shucheng couldn't figure out how Xu You could accurately determine where these satellite fragments fell.

Hu Shucheng only remembered that Xu You quickly browsed the data of this satellite.

Then, without using any software, he closed his eyes.

After a while, he claimed to have figured out where the satellite debris had landed.

It seems that Xu You completed this series of complicated calculations in his brain.

Although before, when the two were studying and competing together, Xu You did accomplish similar miracles.

But calculating a competition question is not at the same difficulty as calculating such a complicated practical problem.

If there is a chance, Hu Shucheng really wants to take a look at the structure of Xu You's brain.

Taking advantage of Xu You's rest time, Hu Shucheng finally couldn't help asking:

"Xu You, can you tell me how you figured out where those satellite debris landed?"

After being asked this question, Xu You thought for a while and answered:

"Maybe...it's the same as doing the questions when I was in school. Sometimes, I can solve complex problems at once, and many intermediate processes are directly omitted."

Xu You did not truthfully explain to Hu Shucheng how he calculated the landing point of these satellite fragments.

If it was true, it would be hard to explain.

"A problem that even a computer can't figure out, but you can figure it out directly with your brain. I really don't know what to say."

Hu Shucheng didn't have too much doubt. After all, Xu You's ability is rare in a hundred years. It is not impossible to have such an ability that ordinary people can't understand.

"Xu You, after you make this software simulation, we can predict similar problems directly based on the software, right?"

"That's right, it's a bit like a weather forecast. Because there are too many factors that actually affect it, it may not be accurate every time. But the overall accuracy is relatively high, and the closer the object is to the ground, the more accurate the predicted landing point will be." accurate."

While the two were chatting, a staff member came over and said:
"In addition to the satellite fragments we found, several countries also found the satellite fragments of the Soviet satellite and returned them to the Soviet Space Agency. According to the Soviet Space Agency, on these satellite fragments, found Some data will help them find the cause of the accident."

Hearing this news, both Xu You and Hu Shucheng were very happy.

What Xu You hopes most is to find the root cause of the incident and ensure that similar incidents will not happen again in the future.

Otherwise, with so many satellites hanging in the sky, if such things happen frequently, people's lives will be difficult.

Always look up to see if there are any satellites falling from the sky.

On the issue of satellite security, mankind is really a community of destiny.

After that, NASA once again asked CNSA to share its technology on predicting where satellite debris will fall.

This time, CNSA made it clear that if similar incidents happen again, we will give an early warning to the whole world.

As for the core technology, its role is not just to predict the fall of satellite debris, and it will not be shared with other countries at will.

On the other hand, the Soviet Space Agency not only thanked CNSA for their help in finding satellite debris, but also was willing to exchange technology.

CNSA stated that these assistance work is what we should do, and I believe that everyone will help each other when encountering similar incidents. CNSA welcomes the technology exchange very much and is actively discussing with the Soviet Union Space Agency.

A few days later, Xu You finally completed the software simulation work.

In the software model, through the test of the last satellite out-of-control event, the prediction of the landing point can be guaranteed to be within one kilometer.

This technology can be applied not only to the prediction of accidental satellite falls, but also to other situations.

Depending on the material, quality, volume and other factors of the object, the prediction error will also be somewhat different.

(End of this chapter)