I don't have a system but I have a hammer

I fell in the air, feeling the weightlessness of my body falling continuously, and the extreme darkness that surrounded me, but I couldn't help but sneer...

In fact, the only spare oxygen device is the one I placed next to the cockpit seat...

But to be honest, it’s not about planning for a rainy day, or predicting in advance, it’s just that I want to put the necessities closer to me, which will make me feel safe...

Coincidentally, when I encountered the mechanical spider, I triggered the ejection seat, so I spun out the oxygen device, otherwise I would have died now...

But looking at it now, it seems that I am still not out of the death line, it's just that I have changed from the previous "lifeless" to the current "continued life"...

Of course, the situation seems precarious at this time, but I don't feel too much hopelessness in my heart...

More because of the things I did before going to bed last night, I felt a little refreshed...

Well, please don't misunderstand "Shuangyi", what I said was that before going to bed yesterday, I went to check the life support system in the moon base...

That's right, it took me about half an hour last night to find the life support system in the experimental cabin and get familiar with the control system...

explain!

First of all, you need to know how astronauts obtain oxygen in space. There are three ways...

No, no, to be precise, there should be two...

First, electrolyzed water oxygen generator!

This is by absorbing water vapor in the space station, or the urine and sweat of astronauts, and then using water electrolysis to differentiate oxygen and hydrogen...

Oxygen can be used by astronauts, hydrogen can be recycled and used in fuel cells, and non-toxic and harmless drinking water can be produced for human consumption...

Of course, what this thing produces is pure water after all, there are no nutrients in it, and there are no ions needed by the human body...

Therefore, it is not recommended that you drink a lot...

Second, the solid state oxygen generator…

The main function of this thing is to use alkali metal peroxygen compounds, chlorates, percarbonates and other chemical substances to release oxygen, and at the same time absorb carbon dioxide, which can be said to be very useful!

It is worth mentioning that this thing consumes almost no power, it can be said that it is purely based on chemical reactions...

So there are many cases, such as when the electrolyzed water oxygen generator fails, or the solar absorbing panel has problems, and there is no way to continue to supply oxygen to generate oxygen, people will use solid oxygen generators to generate oxygen...

It's a pity that I did find this device, but the solid oxygen has been consumed, and of course it may have been taken away, and there is nothing left for me...

That being the case, the only thing I can rely on is the former, which is the electrolyzed water oxygen generator...

But, while this is a must for any life support system, you must at least have electricity!

So wouldn't the battery of the mechanical spider come in handy?

Of course, in addition to the battery, my two days of accumulated urine and sweat also came in handy...

And this is my real backhand!

In fact, apart from the piece of spare oxygen that was screwed out, I can't guarantee that the other pieces will be useful at all...

So the second-hand solution is naturally necessary!

Then next...

Just to see if the backup plan works well!

...

Tun Tun Tun ~ every other!

I have to say that "fate" is a very magical thing...

While it sets up many problems for you, it hopes that you can solve them, but also hopes that you will compromise on them...

And every time you solve the first, it will give you the second, then the third, the fourth...

Seems like an endless torment...

why?

Because it wants to know...

When will you compromise!

So when I understand its essence, I no longer regard myself as an unlucky bastard, but prefer to call myself...a rebel against fate!

That is why…

Please also remember one thing!

There are no unlucky eggs in this world...

Because the real unlucky guy is already dead!

Interestingly…

Those who went through rough times but survived in the end...

There will be more tribulations in the future, waiting for them...

after all…

Destiny has always loved the Rebels...

No?

...

take ~

With the help of the violent jet stream, I successfully descended to the bottom of the crater, and then glanced at the power of the spacesuit, which was less than 30.00%, and couldn't help sighing...

Looks like it's time to save some money...

After slowly transporting the battery back to the base, I took a deep breath, and my eyes became firm again...

Then... get to work!

I first entered the warehouse and sorted out all the tools I found yesterday...

They are two rolls of plastic film specially used for heat insulation, three insulating hoses, and a tool box...

Two rolls of plastic film are as tall as a person, so I can only roll them into the experimental cabin...

Then put the insulating hose back into the experimental cabin as well...

In the end, I carried the hollowed-out head of the mechanical spider to the outside of the base and started collecting lunar soil...

after an hour…

I looked at the half-person-high soil mound and other tools in the experimental cabin, and nodded in satisfaction...

Now, all the preliminary preparations are complete!

But what made me frown wildly was that the power of the spacesuit was only 20.00% four...

After thinking for a moment, I returned to the lobby, removed the lighting on the top, connected the battery of the robot vacuum, and then pressed the switch...

Huh~ It's up to you!

Looking at the sudden light in front of me, I silently turned off the lighting system on the spacesuit...

At this moment, the original bright light is now only left in front of this handful...

It was too late to feel emotional, I entered the experimental cabin again, and came to the front of the life support equipment...

I glanced at the two pipes on the device, and recalled the information I read before, and I already knew it...

The connection between these two huge pipes should be the vent, which is specially used to provide oxygen to the entire base...

And the hose behind the protection equipment should be used to discharge hydrogen gas...

After understanding its structure, I removed the two pipes from the wall, filled the exposed hole on the wall with moon soil, and finally wrapped the hole tightly with a sealing film...

The purpose of doing this is to prevent the life support system from acting on other locations of the base when it generates oxygen, and only keep it in this experimental cabin...

But that's not enough!

Yes, even then there would be a lot of oxygen loss, so the hose comes in handy to help me get the oxygen I make only on me…

This greatly reduces the waste of oxygen!

Withdrawing my thoughts, I took out the insulating hose, tore off the outer packaging, and was about to connect it to the pipeline of the life support device, but suddenly my hand loosened...

And when I reacted, I almost cursed...

The hose... broke?