"XAP launched a Venus Detector."
"No, it was two, and they are planning a sample return mission."
Musk countered Tom Muller, who had been so engrossed in the design work on Starship that even his attempts to catch up on the news were cursory.
The launch of "Tai Bai" and "Morning Star No.1" came as a surprise not just internationally, but also domestically. The project had been completed in a very short time, as if it had popped up overnight.
This time, Lightning Number changed its position to launch from the Indian Ocean. "Tai Bai" only waited for five hours to dock with the propulsion rocket, but by that time, Morning Star No.1 had already reached the second cosmic speed and entered the transfer orbit, pulling ahead first.
It was then that people discovered that the Aerospace Development Committee had launched two heavy-duty explorers, and their destination was the often-overlooked Venus.
