Cutting-edge technology: I handed myself over

Chapter 70: The Foundation Laying Incident



Chapter 70: The Foundation Laying Incident

"Chief Instructor, this is the training material for Engineering MS. Could you please take a look and see if there's anything that needs to be added or modified?"

Upon hearing Liao Haizhou's words, Guo Yisheng raised his head listlessly and said weakly, "You've been training in the shipyard for so long, and with Wen Shu assisting you, you still can't even write a decent training manual for an engineering MS?"

"We just asked you to check it out."

"I think you're just deliberately trying to cause me trouble!"

Guo Yi glared fiercely at Liao Haizhou, gritting his teeth as he said, "Take the plan away from me, I don't want to look at it!"

If the plan goes wrong, you'll all be going to Kuiper and working as doormen for the rest of your lives!

After saying that, Guo Yi pointed to the door and urged, "Go, and get out of here right now!"

After that, Guo Yi ignored Liao Haizhou's decision to stay or leave and lowered his head to silently look at the textbook in his hand.

If we want to cultivate a large-scale and systematic talent pool for various fields related to space development, then we must have relevant teaching materials.

With teaching materials, teachers know how to teach and what to teach, and students can continuously learn through repeated study. Without teaching materials, teachers are left to lecture haphazardly, and students only listen once and move on. This approach cannot cultivate relevant talent, let alone provide large-scale, systematic training.

Therefore, from the very beginning of the shipyard's establishment, everyone from Guo Yi to Liao Haizhou and other pilot trainees had to compile a textbook based on their own practical work (study) experience.

However, textbooks like those used by Liao Haizhou and his group, which wouldn't cause injury or death even if the textbooks were wrong, didn't require Guo Yi's final review. But textbooks on technologies like spaceship technology, which involve property and life, had to be reviewed by Guo Yi before they could be printed and distributed to teachers.

Therefore, Guo Yi has been literally immersing himself in the ocean of knowledge day and night for the past few days.

"Phew~ I finally finished watching it."

After a long while, Guo Yi finally finished reading the textbook "Spacecraft Emergency Response and Fault Rescue" and let out a relaxed sigh.

Guo Yi then contacted Yue Mingyuan: "Old Yue, the 18 textbooks have been reviewed and revised, and we can arrange for their distribution."

There are 18 technical textbooks related to spacecraft, with no overlap or redundancy. They cover the entire technical chain of spacecraft, from design, construction, piloting, and operation and maintenance to deep space exploration (including the edge of the solar system), and are divided into seven categories.

Three essential introductory books on basic theory: "Basic Principles of Spacecraft", "Space Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics", and "Fundamentals of Astrophysics for Interstellar Travel".

There are four books in the core propulsion system category, which cover the core technologies of spacecraft: "Design and Principles of Spacecraft Propulsion Systems", "Deep Space Navigation Nuclear Power Technology", "Propulsion System Maintenance and Troubleshooting", and "The Influence of Solar Wind and Interstellar Medium on Propulsion Systems and Countermeasures".

The three books on navigation and control systems are core textbooks for spaceflight: "Spacecraft Navigation Technology", "Spacecraft Attitude Control and Orbit Adjustment", and "Interstellar Travel Control System Integration and Debugging".

The two books on structure and protection are textbooks on basic safety: "Spacecraft Structural Design and Materials Application" and "Deep Space Travel Protection Technology".

The two books on life support and habitability are essential textbooks for manned spaceflight: "Design and Operation of Spacecraft Life Support Systems" and "Construction of Habitable Environments for Long-Term Interstellar Travel".

Two books in the communications and detection category are crucial for information exchange and exploration: "Interplanetary Communication Technology and Signal Transmission" and "Applications of Spacecraft Detection Systems."

Finally, there are two textbooks on practical operation and emergency response: "Spacecraft Piloting and Practical Operation Specifications" and "Spacecraft Emergency Response and Fault Rescue".

Some of these teaching materials were written and reviewed by Guo Yi himself, some were written by Zhou Lao and others, and some were written by the dockyard's technical workers.

At the same time, not all of these teaching materials will be distributed on a large scale; some will not be distributed at all, but will only be available for encrypted online reading to qualified individuals.

However, this matter has nothing to do with Guo Yi.

"it is good."

Yue Mingyuan replied to Guo Yi, then reminded him, "Chief Engineer Guo, you need to hurry up with the textbooks related to nuclear fusion and laser ignition devices. The nuclear research institute is pressing us again. I'll go arrange for the textbooks to be distributed."

After saying that, Yue Mingyuan hung up the call hastily without waiting for Guo Yi's reply.

Just as everyone at the shipyard was working themselves to the bone, some predictable turmoil arose outside due to the groundbreaking ceremony.

First, there was the education controversy: Since the early stages of space exploration only required reserve management personnel with a certain theoretical foundation and hands-on skills, as well as technical personnel with solid hands-on skills and practical experience, the relevant talent training courses were mainly concentrated in 985/211 universities, vocational colleges, and adult education schools.

As a result, regular universities become a double-edged sword: their courses are neither good nor bad, lacking in theoretical depth and practical training. They are no match for 985/211 universities, nor for vocational colleges, and are only slightly better than adult education schools.

However, ordinary college students constitute the largest student group in higher education institutions. At the same time, most ordinary college students want to be among the first in related industries, to reap the obvious and well-known benefits of this era, and to become part of the herd of pigs riding the wave.

As a result, many ordinary college students felt anxious, and online complaints and venting became rampant, gradually forming a public opinion storm.

Secondly, there is the industry turmoil: outdated heavy industry, low-end manufacturing, and traditional offline service industries are experiencing a precipitous loss of labor, with countless workers preparing to change careers regardless of whether their professional skills match the requirements.

This has led to an imbalance in the country's employment structure, and if this continues, the situation could become very troublesome.

On one hand, a large number of people with no prior experience are flocking to basic positions in related industries, leading to severe competition and chaotic employment.

On the other hand, basic industries that maintain the daily operation of society, such as those related to people's livelihoods, manufacturing industries, and basic urban and rural services, are experiencing widespread labor shortages.

This will not only force many physical enterprises to reduce production capacity and shorten operating hours due to labor shortages, but will also lead to management errors in grassroots management agencies due to labor shortages, ultimately affecting people's daily lives, including their food, clothing, housing, and transportation.

Finally, there's the price turmoil: essential consumer goods are doing relatively well due to price controls, but industrial raw materials and high-end goods have seen prices rise almost every second since the foundation plan was announced.

Given the labor shortage, if this continues, things could get really complicated.

This would directly increase the financial burden on ordinary people, reduce their daily consumption, lead to sluggish domestic demand, and further widen the gap between the rich and the poor.

At the same time, it will dampen the newly rising enthusiasm for childbirth, making it impossible to achieve the population growth target.

In addition, this will further squeeze the living space of the real economy.

Therefore, these problems must be solved!

As for the outside...

Apart from the barking of dogs, there was no other noise outside.


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