Chapter 144 Rockets are crowded with talents

Every time Zhu Bin comes, he can bring new surprises and troubles to the Germans. This complex and contradictory feeling has tortured the little Krupp. As he continues to participate in trade cooperation between China and Germany, or rather, Zhu Bin and Germany, his importance is becoming increasingly stronger. When rumors spread, the leader of Hitler will carefully consider making him one of the heads of the German military.

The Germans are by no means unaware of flexibility. In fact, their staff are good at analyzing various doubts about the goals and making targeted arrangements.

Zhu Bin has risen rapidly in China and even around the world, gaining an increasingly high reputation, and is being valued more and more in China. Through the information feedback from the advisory group, this person is worthy of increasing attention. Therefore, both the German Wehrmacht and Hitler want to further strengthen the cooperative relationship and maintain it until Germany does not need him.

"The mysterious GD group has huge potential power that we can't imagine, especially technological."

After this conclusion was made, it gave the Germans great excitement, and Hitler, who was obsessed with mysterious power, refused to let go of such a good goal. He personally asked the little Krupp to be patient, meticulous and thoughtful in carrying out Zhu Bin's reception work several times and dug out more good things from him.

Looking through the pile of order patterns brought by Zhu Bin, Hitler praised it endlessly. These huge, hundreds of tons of behemoths gathered the top achievements of human mechanical technology and were almost the limit of human imagination. They were really in line with his aesthetic view. There was a track chassis weighing 500 tons. If it was equipped with ten or eight giant cannons, how spectacular and vast would it be on the plains of Europe? Can anyone stop it from moving forward?

As for the shield tunneling machine that was more than 100 meters long, Hitler was also very interested. He could even imagine how spectacular and wonderful it would be to use this super-large machine to directly drill a big hole in the so-called permanent defense line built by the French in Artsace and Lorraine, so that German tanks could kill directly behind their butts.

The Navy believes that using this kind of machinery to dig submarine nests is much more efficient. It is used to build a tunnel and can dig hundreds of yards or even further distances in one week. Note that it is a successful construction, and only a very small amount of manpower can be used to achieve it.

As for the super airship fortress proposed later, Hitler was a little embarrassed. This was a big guy invented by the Germans. More than ten years ago, it hit the British. But why did the Chinese people propose it to further its military strategic value?

Flying at a 20,000-foot fortress, launching a sudden bombing and attack on the ground from the surface of the clouds, carrying at least one aviation brigade and hundreds of warriors, an unsinkable spacecraft is easier to achieve than any science fiction achievement

Germany must build a bigger and better airship fortress

In the end, the Germans felt a little petty when Zhu Bin proposed the revised amphibious assault ship. They wanted to launch sea attacks on the enemy and crush them directly with a torrent of steel. How effective can a mere landing of a few hundred people be? Under the bombardment of giant cannons in Europe, all infantry are slags.

The heavy responsibility of the little Krupp did nothing in the past few days, so he accompanied Zhu Bin to complete an in-depth tour. On the fourth day after Zhu Bin arrived, they came to the Berlin University of Technology again to visit the famous physicist Hermann Obert, and happened to catch up with their new "German Space Travel Society" party. Zhu Bin listened with great interest.

Suddenly, an irrelevant person came, and it was still an oriental person. Many old, middle-aged and young people at the scene frowned. However, when they learned that they were Zhu Bin, the head of GD Group, Hermann Obert, who was the master, was very happy and greeted him enthusiastically: "Welcome to participate in our party, Mr. Zhu."

Zhu Bin has been famous for this man for a long time. After the fact, he came to Germany and established the branch of the Commercial Information Investigation Institute, the first thing he found out was Germany's rockets and related technical professionals. This powerful man was ranked first.

He shook hands with the other party enthusiastically, Zhu Bin showed an extremely excited expression and said in stuttering German: "I'm glad to see you, Mr. Obot, your "Road to Space" inspired me. Today I am honored to be able to participate in the world's leading space explorers event."

He was talking about a 429-page work published by Obert in 1929, which has a relatively complete discussion of the theoretical system and knowledge of this genius physicist, which can be said to be the result of his half-life of hard work.

Obote brows and asked in surprise: "Oh? Could it be that Mr. Zhu has also studied the Rockets?"

The people in the room looked at it with curious eyes. An oriental man, who was considered to be a place in the technological desert, once invented trucks, aircraft, special fibers and high-strength alloys... Well, too many things are not something that a person can do at all. They have proved to be a huge guy with countless unknown geniuses of GD laboratory spokespersons, dare to talk about the most avant-garde academic issue of the Rockets?

Zhu Bin's eyes turned and guessed their thoughts, and sneered secretly: "I am a college student in the interstellar era who has received orthodox education. Various theories related to aerospace are basic subjects, and it's more than enough to fool you."

He answered arrogantly: "Say not to study, fact, I have read all the academic works published by all countries in the world today, including those here. I have to say that your inferences and research are amazing."

This is a compliment, and most people will feel comfortable listening to it, but in academic occasions, the rigorous scientists here don’t care much, and they also see that Zhu Bin is still unsatisfied.

"But," Zhu Bin raised his head high, with a very confident turn. "In my opinion, your research is far from being successful. If you continue at this speed, it is probably impossible for a rocket to break through the earth's gravity into space in 20 years."

For technical talents, you have to come up with real materials from the aspects they are most proud of, otherwise it will be very difficult to impress them no matter how famous you are, no matter how much money you have, it will be very difficult to impress them.

He was despised by a Chinese, no matter how prominent he was from, the Germans were dissatisfied. Although Aubert was not a pure German, he had the same rigor and academic confidence, and he was a little unhappy and stretched his face out of the moment.

"So, Mr. Zhu believes that what important conditions are we lack? Can we talk about it?"

"Okay, I'm about to discuss with you." Zhu Bin shook away the stunned little Krupp without hesitation, stepped onto the podium, picked up a piece of chalk, scanned the strange expressions of everyone present, and waved to write a formula, "Everyone should know that the Soviet Union Konstantin Eduardovich Thiorkovsky once proposed many great theories, such as ladders, using hydrogen and oxygen as driving force to launch rockets, and even calculated that the speed of the earth's escape was eight kilometers per second."

The Soviet scientist he mentioned was a great self-taught aerospace pioneer. He published a series of pioneering ideas and theories thirty years ago. No one who is engaged in aerospace research does not know about it. He is a very respectable scholar.

In 1929, Thiorkovsky proposed the idea of ​​a multi-stage rocket in his book "Spaceway". In 1930, he successfully built the first liquid fuel propelling rocket and was a pioneering leader.

Everyone nodded, but didn't understand why Zhu Bin mentioned him. This was all well-known.

Zhu Bin pointed to the formula and said: "According to our research and calculations, Thiorkovsky's ladder can be built, and the ultra-high strength and low density materials are also studied. Our 'Stone Dragon' fiber is one of the accompanying results. As for the earth's orbiting speed, our calculation result is that the velocity of 150 kilometers away from the earth is meter seconds. We call it the 'first cosmic speed'."

"Oh, it's incredible." The people in the audience exclaimed in surprise.

These conjectures and data have always been pursued and studied by them, but it is still early to achieve results. So far, the sounding rocket has a maximum of only two or three kilometers, but the plane has flown to 10 kilometers, and the air balloon has reached 15 kilometers or even higher. It can be said that it is far from hope. Zhu Bin swears to promote, "they" have all achieved results?

They have heard of the "Stone Dragon" material, but they don't know much, and they haven't gotten samples. They only know that it is a new material with extremely high strength. Zhu Bin said that this thing can actually build a ladder? It's incredible that it's a huge giant that stretches from tens of hundreds of kilometers high and extends directly into space from the ground.

The escape speed is also a derivation data based on Newton's theory. There is no way to prove that the other party actually has accurate results?

Under pressure from the chaos in his heart, Obote asked: "Mr. Zhu, can you accurately explain the concept of 'first universe speed'?"

He didn't believe in his bones that this young man had such high attainments. This thing was not a joke. They had been studying it for half a lifetime. How could he become something that an oriental person could just say casually?

Zhu Bin was afraid that they would not ask, so he immediately explained: "According to the 'Law of Gravity', starting from the Earth where we are, as the exploration space increases, we need to continuously break through several important gravitational boundaries. The one who breaks the earth's own gravitational velocity is the 'first cosmic velocity', and the speed of escaping the earth into the solar system is the 'second cosmic velocity', about 2 kilometers seconds; the speed of escaping the sun's gravitational velocity into the Milky Way is the 'third cosmic velocity', about 7 kilometers seconds; and the speed of flying out of the Milky Way and entering the extra-river galaxy cannot be accurately calculated at present, because we don't know how big the mass of the Milky Way is, but it is estimated that it will take at least 525 kilometers seconds. Our theoretical basis and formula are..."

These are all the basic contents of the school hours. Zhu Bin said it without adding any more words. Balabara sprayed it and took half an hour to make a rough narrative and calculate it. It was like he had already experienced it himself, which made the aerospace pioneers present stunned.

After finally waiting for him to finish his speech, the scene was silent for five minutes, and then it started to talk nonsense like a hornet's nest. A middle-aged man with deep eyes and slimming face stood up and asked loudly: "Mr. Zhu, are all the theories and data you mentioned? Or are they just simple theoretical evidence? Or do you already have the relevant mature rocket structure finished products?"

Zhu Bin did not answer and asked with a smile: "Who are you?"

"I'm Walter Robert Dornberg, and I'm currently in charge of a Rocket Research Laboratory."

"Walter" Zhu Bin quickly matched his appearance with the name in the report. This is another big shot in German rocket research. I'm really here today.
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