The Apollo 11 mission was later estimated to have been watched by approximately 600 million people worldwide, a number that is anything but small.
In the world of 1969, few households owned a television, which were essentially concentrated in America, Europe, and the Union, the combined population of these entities barely exceeding one billion.
Even in that era of underdeveloped communications, the Moon had such a draw that Storm announced its lunar orbit mission and within just over ten hours, nearly three billion viewers tuned in.
It's hard not to raise expectations for the official moon landing; how many people will be there by then? Four billion, or even six billion?
Lin Ju momentarily lost focus for a bit, and then he heard voices both around him and in his mind.
Shen Zuozhou was about to remind him that Meng Senlin had already opened the hatch and was preparing to make the first exit, as the system also started to react.
