On the central screen of the Operations Command Center, the images transmitted back by the probe captured the attention of everyone present.
The surface of the Moon in the images was pockmarked with craters, and the caterpillar-tracked probe traveled through this environment in silence, inexplicably giving off a somewhat eerie feel.
A single launch would naturally not just carry one probe.
In fact, when facing the Monan People, the military's approach was always to conduct saturation probing whenever conditions allowed.
For example, this type of caterpillar-tracked probe carried no less than ten units.
The technician positioned next to Lv Bai timely reminded, "Probe No. 1 is about to reach the edge of the shadow."
The entire process had gone so smoothly that it made one's heart shiver, so when the probe abruptly stalled just as it was about to touch the shadow, some of the technicians actually felt a sense of relief.
