Space War FictionsI recommend "Lie Kong," written by Ting Yu. This was a super cool science fiction novel about ancient martial arts mechas. Although the results were average, it was really worth reading. It told the story of the interstellar era's fighter jets. The key word was aerial hunting. There was a passionate and inspirational plot, and all kinds of strange planes were super dreamy. It was similar to Dragon Knight but different. There were no mechas here, only fighter jets. The book's driving scenes and battle psychology were extremely accurate, and the fighter plane settings were extremely magical. Although some people felt that there were some problems with the writing style and the plot was a little old-fashioned, the old book still had the charm of an old book. Personally, they felt that it was comparable to some of the skeleton elf novels. The recommendation index was 80. Friends who like to watch " Katu ", don't miss it. Just one copy of Tingyu is enough. The rest are similar.
I recommend Heavy Assault by Metal Crack. This was a pure sci-fi interstellar civilization novel. There were no special abilities, magic, or superpowers. It was a legendary story of a soldier who became a general, an epic story of conquering the galaxy. Although the technology in the book was a little outdated, it did not affect the reading. The battle scene was grand, and the picture was strong. The author might have been a soldier before, and the description was very emotional. The advantages and disadvantages were obvious. The sci-fi knowledge was introduced in detail, and there were no emotional scenes. It was a very pure sci-fi novel, and it did not show off. Friends who like sci-fi and military can go and take a look.
There was also 'Interstellar Warlords' where the author achieved enlightenment overnight. This was an interstellar war novel where giant warships and cannons were bombarded. In the digitized interstellar era, all kinds of warships were super cool. The war of civilizations concerned the survival of billions of species. It was the only digitized interstellar war novel in Qidian. However, this author's writing was a little weak now. He wanted to explode with popularity from the first chapter. The previous books had a lot of imagination. Even though he wasn't as eager as when he watched 'The Legend of Small Soldier,' he was still considered a front-row player in his genre.
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Space Station WarAlthough there was no real space station war, the space station had many military considerations, which made it a potential military confrontation risk when international relations were tense.
Throughout history, there was a lot of research and application of the military role of the space station during the US-Soviet hegemony. The United States once had a " Manned Orbit Laboratory " program. Its main tasks included researching the possibility of a manned spacecraft as a ground military operations command, inspecting and destroying enemy satellites and spacecraft, photographic reconnaissance of ground military targets, researching the possibility of electronic reconnaissance of enemy targets, testing the possibility of assembling large military facilities in orbit, and conducting quantitative research on the ability of humans to complete military missions in space. However, the program was withdrawn in 1969. The space stations of the Soviet Union were divided into civilian and military. The civilian Salute space station had a high orbit and was mainly used for civilian missions such as astronomical observation. The military Salyut space station had a low orbit, which was conducive to military reconnaissance. High-resolution cameras were installed in the working cabin for photographic reconnaissance on the ground, and the astronauts on the station could complete a large number of military tasks. For example, the astronauts on Salyut 7 space station had conducted a variety of military experiments, including observing the concealment effect of military exercises, anti-ballistic missile tests, naval exercises, ground-based laser weapon tests, and space-based laser weapon search and tracking tests.
Nowadays, with the development of the aerospace industry in various countries, the competition in the space field was becoming increasingly fierce. For example, although the military space station that the United States had tendered was small in size, it had functions such as space assembly, microgravity experiments, manufacturing, training, experiments, and evaluation. It also required the ability to dock with a manned spacecraft and meet the astronauts 'safety standards, revealing its intention to build a military base in space. The China space station had also faced a potential threat from the American Star Chain satellites. The Star Chain satellites had approached the Tiangong space station twice for no reason. In order to avoid danger, the Chinese astronauts had to make the space station implement emergency collision prevention measures. This showed that in modern times, even if countries signed the Outer Space Convention, which stipulated that nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction could not be placed in Earth's orbit, celestial bodies, or other outer space, and military bases could not be established, the potential military value of the space station in military reconnaissance, command, and testing, as well as the competition for space resources, made the space station-related military competition and potential military confrontation risks still exist.
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