The three hurriedly got up and prepared for a while.
They then put on their spacesuits.
They entered the rocket's manned cabin four hours before launch.
And methodically completed the cabin equipment checks,
such as oxygen, pressure, and so on.
Meanwhile, they communicated with the technicians,
cooperating with their instructions to perform simulations to ensure smooth communication systems.
On the ground, Old Yi, as the chief commander, was equally busy.
Like the technical team, payload team, data monitoring team, meteorological team, environmental safety group, medical team, test and control station team, communications group, fault response group, and others, totaling over a hundred people. All needed to be strictly coordinated by him, receiving reports from each department and responding promptly.
It could be said that he is the backbone of this lunar mission, naturally bearing the heaviest tasks.
