Genius Club-Chapter 527 - 90 Millennium Stakes (Three-in-One Finale)_5
Nowadays,
except for Chu Anqing, the astronauts in the equipment cabin, Lin Xian, Huang Que, Liu Feng, and Gao Yang’s suits were all ballooned due to the internal pressure, returning to the shape of Michelin tire men once again.
Everything within reach continued to drop in temperature, even the inner wall equipment of the Skyspace Aircraft had decreased to dozens of degrees below zero.
If these were ordinary electronic devices, they would have already shut down and been unable to operate.
But this is, after all, a Skyspace Aircraft, designed from the outset to consider various harsh scenarios and emergencies, so all equipment was functioning normally.
Each person’s astronaut suit was fastened with two safety ropes.
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The short ropes connected to the inner chamber wall ensured their safety.
As for Chu Anqing at this moment,
she was standing right next to the main cabin door that emitted whistling sounds; she also had a safety rope clipped to her back.
But this rope was much longer, at least ten meters, and much thicker compared to everyone else’s safety rope.
One end was clipped to Chu Anqing’s astronaut suit, and the other was fastened to the inner chamber’s safety lock, while the tail end was held in the hands of Lin Xian, Gao Yang, and Liu Feng.
In this way, should a problem truly occur,
for instance...
In the worst case scenario, if Chu Anqing indeed fell, they could pull her back in time.
The best thing about the Skyspace Aircraft is that its working medium engine is located at the rear end of the plane, not under the wings on both sides like conventional jet aircraft.
It can be said that this is the only good news among all the bad ones.
If you fell from the wing of a jet aircraft, you have an 80% chance of being directly sucked into the engine, shredded, scorched by the high temperature, turned into charred particles.
In comparison, the wings of Skyspace Aircraft are quite mundane – simple structures, just ordinary wings. Although falling off still poses significant danger, at least... you won’t be sucked into the engine and burned into charred particles, which is less horrific.
According to the plan they had formulated,
the rice cooker now hung suspended by hooks from Chu Anqing’s astronaut suit around her abdominal area.
Her hands were free.
Tethered by the safety rope, she would climb the external hooks of the Skyspace Aircraft, move out from the main cabin door, and then shift half a meter to the rear to stand on the wing of the Skyspace Aircraft.
This was an extremely dangerous move...
Even the world’s top astronauts or acrobats would find it daunting.
But at this moment,
this young college sophomore girl was about to challenge this world’s miracle.
"The Skyspace Aircraft’s speed is 0.97 Mach; altitude, 28,000 meters in the atmosphere; due to tailwind flight, the relative wind speed is 16 meters per second, which is still acceptable," reported Wei Cheng through the radio communicator:
"I will try to fly as smoothly as possible and ensure that the left wing is as level as can be, but this is not absolute. Even though the wind direction is stable at the moment and there are no clouds ahead, high-altitude turbulence can occur at any time, so please prioritize maintaining your own balance when exiting the cabin."
"Received!" Chu Anqing’s delicate voice replied over the radio.
She gripped the locks on the main cabin door frame tightly with both hands.
Preparing to exit the cabin!
She held onto to the locks firmly, stepping out with her right foot first onto the lock on the aircraft’s outer shell, finding the right point for applying force.
Then, with a light push of her body—
In the midst of everyone’s heartbeats that seemed to rise to their throats, Chu Anqing successfully made it outside the cabin! She clung onto the outer shell of the Skyspace Aircraft!
Gao Yang saw this scene, not daring to open his eyes that were tightly shut, his entire body as if ants were crawling over it, tensed and thrilled, his hair standing on end!
This was at an altitude of thirty thousand meters!
The outer shell of the Skyspace Aircraft!
Thankfully, Chu Anqing’s innate astronaut constitution was truly formidable.
Previously at the Astronaut Training Base, she nearly scored exaggerated perfect marks in all courses, and just in terms of constitution and body coordination abilities, she had even surpassed many active astronauts.
No wonder her dancing was good, but not that good.
The reason lay in having a strong physicality, balance and coordination, but lacking artistic talent.
It’s like a giant with muscles and fists but no brain.
Strong, but soulless.
However, today’s action, inconceivable to ordinary people, was the perfect demonstration of Chu Anqing’s unique physique and talent!
Perhaps as she said,
She,
was born for this great moment!
To live for this historical highlight!
The wing of the Skyspace Aircraft, just half a meter away from the main cabin door, wasn’t too far.
Given the smooth flight and the relatively low wind speed, Chu Anqing didn’t feel too much pressure.
Lin Xian, Gao Yang, and Liu Feng were tensed, gripping the safety ropes in their hands...
Ready at any moment.
If anything unexpected happened, they would immediately pull Chu Anqing back in through the wide-open cabin door!
Thump.
In the radio channel, quiet enough to hear a pin drop, came a sound that was reassuring.
"Reporting! I have successfully reached the wing! Keeping my balance is no problem at all!" Chu Anqing’s calming voice transmitted.
Only then did everyone breathe a sigh of relief...
Lin Xian looked outside through the neighboring porthole.
Below, the Earth’s surface was a blend of azure and darkness.
Azure, because the sunlight at this angle could illuminate the high altitudes.
Darkness, because the surface of the Earth below, bound by the principle of light traveling in a straight line, was still engulfed in night.
Returning his gaze slightly inward, he looked forward at the pristine white wing.
Chu Anqing was already crouched down, steadying herself on the trapezoidal wing that was two meters wide, three meters long, with a tip that was barely a meter wide.
