The time node of the wandering earth

Answer 1

In 1977, the Chinese Astronomist Fu Jianming proposed that the acceleration of fusion in the solar core would produce a fatal helium flash that would cause the death of the sun and rapidly expand to engulf the Earth, but it did not cause an international response.
In 1980, NASA expert Terrence Brook read Fu Jianming's paper and organized a team to study related topics.
In 1990, Voyager 1 took a picture of Earth.
From 1991 to 1994, the Biosphere 1 project conducted two experiments.
In 1994, Fu Jianming and Terrence believed that helium flashes would occur within 400 years. Their conclusion was greatly questioned by the scientific community.
In 1995, Fu Jianming's proposal to study solar anomalies at the Chinese Academy of Sciences was not approved.
In 1996, Terrence established the Solar Helium Flash Research Foundation.
On January 2, 1999, Liu Peiqiang's father-in-law, Han Ziang, was born.
In March 2000, the Solar Helium Flash Strategy Research Foundation published the "Colonization of the neighboring star project feasibility report."
In July 2000, Terrence Brook was sued for embezzling NASA research funds. He died of a heart attack within a month and the foundation was dissolved.
In August 2000, NASA increased its investment in solar research, including preparations to build a satellite to observe the sun, CEREO.
In September 2000, Fu Jianming returned to China with the research results and received government funding to continue his research.
In March 2002, an Israel scientist, Yafa Radcliffe, began researching controllable nuclear fusion.
In October 2003, a G5-class solar coronoid ejections hit the Earth. There was no more harm except for a Japanese satellite being scrapped. Fu Jianming's research team obtained more data.
In October 2006, NASA launched the world's first pair of twin solar observation satellites, the Earth-Sun Relationship Observatory (CEREO).
In 2007, China set up a project to build a 500-meter spherical radio telescope in Guizhou.
In 2009, the research team led by Fu Jianming published another paper predicting that the 2015 solar storm would seriously affect the Earth.
In 2010, a secret report was sent to the United Nations Security Council, pointing out that China and the United States were secretly studying strategies to deal with the solar helium flash, causing a small international storm. Countries began to secretly invest in research.
In 2012, China's "artificial biosphere" experiment was successful.
In 2015, the solar storm did not cause a major disaster as predicted by Fu Jianming. His research team was disbanded, and he turned to the public to promote the helium flash theory. Countries that once valued the helium flash theory stopped related research and funding support.
In 2016, the China Fast telescope was completed.
In June 2016, Jaffa Radcliffe died in an accident in a controllable nuclear fusion experiment.
In 2017, the American Space Life Technology Company began a space biosphere experiment.
In 2018, Liu Xin launched the "Wandering Earth" model and proposed the concept of planetary engines.
In September 2018, Yafa Radcliffe's student, Kazuo Nakada, discovered the phenomenon of reunion mutation in his last failed experiment.
In 2020, the space biosphere experiment failed. Space Life Technology launched the latest space station to begin the Space Biosphere One experiment.
In April 2022, the Space Biosphere 1 experiment was declared a success.
On February 3, 2023, Liu Peiqiang was born.
In January 2024, Fu Jianming brought his followers to the United Nations headquarters to demonstrate and was injured in a conflict with the police.
In March 2024, Fu Jianming died in the hospital due to a ruptured liver tumor.
In 2025, Nakata Kazuo applied heavy fusion technology to spacecraft engines and created the first heavy fusion engine.
In June 2026, the 25th solar cycle's Coronal Ejection Storm hit Earth.

In 2044, 34 years after the solar helium flash, the Mountain Moving Project (Wandering Earth Project) was approved by the coalition government. It faced obstacles from the digital life faction. The planetary engine experiment was imminent. The digital life faction blew up the space elevator, the space station crashed, and the moon and Earth engines succeeded one after another.
In 2046, Liu Peiqiang got married.
In 2047, the construction of the engine and the underground city progressed smoothly with the help of supercomputers. The support rate of the people for the Mountain Moving Project surpassed that of the digital life, and the digital life became history.
In 2050, the Coalition Government passed the Dungeon Lottery Plan. Half of the world's population was eligible to enter the Dungeon, and the Earth gradually stopped spinning.
In the year 2053, the radiation from the sun increased sharply, and the number of cancer patients soared.
In 2054, the supercomputer 5.5 million began testing.
In 2058, the Mountain Shifter Project was renamed the Wandering Earth Project. A warning message was received from 205807 (a warning message was received from 2044 in 1987).
In July 2058, the lunar engine overloaded and exploded, causing a lunar crisis. Earth officially set sail to survive this crisis.
In 2065, the 24-hour system was restored. The last 3000 engines and the construction of the underground city were completed. After the lunar crisis, the unprecedented unity of mankind ushered in the first acceleration period. 5,500,000 was renamed Moss and the isolation plan was launched to isolate the artificial intelligence on the space station.
In 2075, the second acceleration phase was completed through Jupiter, and the Jupiter crisis broke out.
2078, Solar Helium Flash (Probably in Wandering Earth 3).

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