Why doesn't the Wandering Earth ignite Jupiter with missiles?Judging from the situation in the film, the distance between Earth and Jupiter was more than 70,000 kilometers, and the longest range missiles on Earth could only fly within the Earth's atmosphere and could not directly hit Jupiter. It would take two hours to launch the spacecraft from Earth to the flash point, even if it flew at the fastest escape speed of 11.2 kilometers. Within two hours, Earth would have already fallen into Jupiter's gravitational orbit and could no longer escape Jupiter's gravity. Therefore, it was impossible to ignite Jupiter with missiles.
From a realistic point of view, although there was a view that Jupiter's gravity was attracting the Earth, and the Earth was firmly attracted to Jupiter except for the atmosphere, in theory, the missile could be attracted to Jupiter when it hit the atmosphere, this view was not adopted by the film setting. And even if the missile could reach Jupiter, in the case of Jupiter's overall mass and pressure, hydrogen could ignite in the presence of oxygen, but it would produce gaseous water. At the same time, helium was an noble gas, so the combustion reaction of hydrogen could not occur at all. Moreover, theoretical calculations showed that a large amount of oxygen was needed to ignite Jupiter (about 16 times the mass of Jupiter). Earth could not provide such a large amount of oxygen, so the missile could not ignite Jupiter under the film settings.
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New Fictional Selection, 2021, No. 2, Table of contentsNovella:
- The Past, by Ai Wei, selected from Zhongshan (bimonthly), issue 1, 2021. The creation was titled No Universal Mother, by Ai Wei.
- "We Admit Wei Hongxia," by Fan Xiaoqing, selected from Furong (bimonthly), issue 1, 2021.
- "Guan Dao with a Broken Handle", written by Yu Zhongcheng, selected from the Wilderness (bimonthly), issue 1, 2021.
- Your Name, by Xiao Qin (Gelao), selected from the first issue of National Literature in 2021.
- Jungle Sea, by Lu Yingmo, selected from People's Literature, issue 12, 2020.
- The Year of Peace, by Zhang Xuedong, selected from Shanghai Literature, No.11,2020.
- "Catch the Waves, Catch the Waves" by Du Bin, selected from "Everyone"(bimonthly), issue 6, 2020.
Short story:
- T-junction, written by Xu Zechen, selected from Grain in Ear, No.1, 2021. His creation is called Look at the Wind from All Sides, written by Xu Zechen.
- Except for the Distance, by Zhong Qiushi, selected from Zhongshan (bimonthly), issue 6, 2020.
- Fantastic Five, by Li Hongwei, from the sixth issue of the 2020 issue of the novel world (bimonthly)
- Mass Actor, by Liao Yirong (Dongxiang), selected from the 12th issue of National Literature in 2020.
- "Health," by Feng Junke, selected from Beijing Literature, No. 12, 2020.
- "Fish Catfish" by Zhuo Ya, selected from Mountain Flower, issue 12, 2020.
- Aphasia, by Ni Yi, selected from the 12th issue of Youth Literature in 2020.
Micronovel:
- Director's Waist, by Li Jie.
- "Supporting Dead Grass," written by Chen Hengcheng.
- "Liu Min This Man," full shock.
- "Jumping Big Nuo," written by Sanshi.
- "A Report," by Deng Huan.
- "White Lotus," by Ouyang Huali.
- It is written by Teng Dun.
- "Raise Your Hands," written by Cheng Yongjun.
- "Gift," written by Cai Yongqing.
- Director Wang's Smart Doorbell, by Yan Youxin.
There was also a calligraphy piece written by Zhang Kejun.
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