The official iOS mobile game version of the ninth

The official IOS version of the mobile game "The Ninth Institute" is a mobile game launched by NetEasesandboxbuildkindleisureGame.

This game is both a memory of our past and a testimony of how we move forward together!

The background of the game is set in the development period after the founding of New China.

Passhistoryreinterprets that glorious journey,mockIt was hard and glorious in those yearsconstructionCourse!

Sandbox construction is intertwined with patriotic feelings, this is "The Ninth Institute"!

Game Description:

"The Ninth Institute" is based on the history of China's major scientific and technological projects from "two bombs and one satellite" to "manned spaceflight" as the background, adopts the urban construction sandbox construction model, tells the touching story of patriotic dedication and hard work, and shows the spirit of China's scientific and technological pioneers of "loving the motherland, selfless dedication, self-reliance, hard work, vigorous coordination, and courage to climb". This work pays tribute to all the "pioneers of science and technology of the Republic".

Game Features:

1. The construction system is complex, and it is necessary to process materials into parts first, and then combine multiple parts into the required building.

2. The sandbox building mode makes players feel familiar when they first enter the game.

3. The challenge of the game should not be underestimated, and players need to be personalgatherVarious materials and unlock more features.

Game Highlights:

1. There are many kinds in the gameexploremode, each character is distinctly portrayed, and the backstory is fascinating.

2. The dedication of our predecessors has given us today's stability, and the hard work of countless people has created today's beautylife。

3. "The Ninth Institute" inherits this spirit and tradition in the game, and feels the sandbox through the love for the motherland ShiJie The charm.

Introduction to the launch time

When will the Ninth Institute be launched? Many players are looking forward to the official launch day, and the following are the editor's predictions.

"The Ninth Institute" will open the first Android limited deletion test on October 18th, and we look forward to all players being able to witness the scientific research process of the motherland from "two bombs and one satellite" to "manned spaceflight" - 70 years of hard work, 70 years of scientific and technological innovation; 70 years of chasing the stars and the moon, 70 years of prosperity!

At 10:00 a.m. on December 27, iOS users can go to the AppStore to download "The Ninth Institute". At that time, the vehicle heading to the mysterious ninth base will officially depart, leading everyone through the dust of history.ThroughTime and space, from "two bombs and one star" to "aviationaerospace", recalling the glorious years together.

A detailed explanation of the content of the game

On November 29, 1975, China's first returnable remote sensing satellite "Jianbing-1" completed a three-day orbit and successfully returned to the motherland and re-entered the earth's atmosphere within the agreed time after orbiting the earth 47 times.

The successful recovery of "Jianbing-1" has made China the first country to successfully recover a re-entry satellite after launching, and it is also the third country in the world to master satellite recovery technology, laying the foundation for China's aerospace remote sensing industry.

In the "orientAfter the successful launch of the "Hong-1" satellite, this is another major achievement in China's space industry. However, what you may not know is that the development process of Pioneer 1 was fraught with hardships......

The main task of the retrievable remote sensing satellite is to conduct land and resource surveys, which requires the satellite to have "good vision" to observe the target "clearly". If remote sensing cannot be madecamera, satellites will not be able to take pictures from space and obtain important ground-based observations.

However, at that time, China's aerospace scientific research was just starting, and the development of remote sensing cameras faced the dilemma of having no design basis and reference materials, so we had to start from scratch.

For the scientific and technological pioneers of the republic, "starting from scratch" has become commonplace. This is especially evident in the "Ninth Institute", where the researchers sit in green skinstruckComing to the desolate Gobi Desert,confrontIn a harsh environment, a scientific research base was built under extremely difficult conditions to develop "two bombs and one satellite".

Faced with the dilemma of resource shortage, they even built their own factories to produce the materials they needed, and when they lacked food, they herded and fished on their own. In the face of resource constraints, the scientific research pioneers of the Ninth Institute have never flinched.

From the breakthrough of the first-stage rocket to the launch of the third-stage rocket, the scientific researchers have overcome one technical difficulty after another and completed the great cause of "two bombs and one satellite".

The developers of the Jianbing-1 satellite also faced a similar dilemma, and they broke through the prism through repeated analysis and experimentation and bold experimentation with new technologiesscanA number of technical difficulties in the research and development of panoramic cameras and satellite cameras have successfully developed the first generation of film-based aerospace optical remote sensing cameras in China.

On November 5, 1974, after three years of research and development, China's first retrievable remote sensing satellite was finally ready for its first launch. But on the day of launch, the rocket lost its attitude after launch, deviated from the predetermined trajectory, and exploded 20 seconds later.

Faced with the failure, the researchers were disappointed and quickly carried out a recovery inspection. They dug deep into the desert in the cold weather, sifted out the wreckage of the blown up rocket satellite, and finally found the cause of the rocket's failure - a broken copper wire.

After overcoming various difficulties, on November 26, 1975, scientific researchers successfully launched the self-developed returnable remote sensing satellite into the predetermined orbit and flew into space.

It can be seen from the successful launch of the "Jianbing-1" that the road of science is full of difficulties and obstacles, but as long as we have firm faith and continuous efforts, we will eventually be able to break through many difficulties.

In the electronics lab of the Ninth Institute, researchers can see "two bombs and one."