Chapter 327

Church's Diary

Who has experienced two consecutive days? We just experienced it. Yes, two consecutive days, 24 hours a day. The sun had just set from one side of the sea, and then it rose from the other side.

In the early morning, the GPS navigation system and communication equipment all failed, and we couldn't get any contact with the ground and space. This means that we are lost at sea. We have no navigation, can't locate, don't know the future weather, and don't know where the nearest island is. It's hard to walk in such a fog.

We are like duckweed floating on the boundless Pacific Ocean.

After dawn, Anderson told me that the fog was dispersing outside. I went out to have a look. The sea was still white, but the fog did look a little lighter than yesterday.

During the day, there was a wind on the sea, the fog became more and more obvious, and the flag on the flagpole was flying in the wind. Everyone came to the deck, breathing slightly salty and wet air, watching the dense fog disperse bit by bit, and the sea gradually became open. Now, whether there are underwater relics and whether they can complete the scientific research task has become relatively less important. People only look forward to the moment of seeing the sun again.

As long as the fog dissipates, there will be no other bad weather on the sea. Even without GPS, we can use the compass and chart to drive the discovery to the tubuai islands hundreds of miles north. When we get ashore, we'll study what's wrong, or ask the New Zealand and US navies for help. With Mr. Robbins's energy, we should be able to request naval ships to assist in escort. If I had known that such a strange situation would happen at sea, I think Robbins would have done so long ago.

At about three or four o'clock in the afternoon, the first ray of sunlight penetrating the fog hit the deck, and we all cheered. Then the sun, like an arrow, shot the demon like fog without a trace. At that time, the sun, like a huge red fireball, was setting towards the sea level in the West. The gorgeous sunset lit the sea and sky red.

Maybe it's because I haven't seen the sun for a long time. This sunset looks particularly spectacular. Even when I recall the countless sunrise and sunset I've seen at sea in my life, it never shocked me like today.

I saw other people's faces also showed a solemn and fascinated expression, about the same feeling as me. Only when the fog cleared, Anderson had already taken his fishing rod and caught fish leisurely, ignoring the beautiful scenery in the distance.

I thought it would be dark after sunset. I didn't even have to think about this common sense. At that time, I was already thinking about the next sailing direction, or I should discuss with Mr. Robbins whether to wait for the resumption of communication in situ, go north to the tubuai islands, or simply return to New Zealand in the West.

Just then, someone suddenly shouted, sunrise!

I followed his voice, and another shocking scene appeared. I will never forget what I saw today in my life. Not only me, but all the people on the ship can't forget this scene. Even someone has knelt on the ground, crossed his chest and prayed to the emperor. Even Anderson threw away his fishing rod and stood up straight, facing east, stunned.

At this time, in the East, a small half of the red sun was rising from the sea level, and the bright glow began to dye the sky and sea there red. However, when I looked back, most of the red sun in the West remained at sea.

Sunrise in the East and sunset in the West occur almost at the same time. I kept looking at both sides. When I carefully identified them, I was even more shocked, because I found that the sun in the West set as much as the sun in the East rose. My intuition tells me that the two suns are actually the same. There must be something wrong with the earth, or something wrong with my eyes.

When the sunset in the west completely sets, the sunrise in the East is completely exposed to the sea. Its red cheeks began to become dazzling, and then issued a golden light, illuminating everything in the world, and a new day began again.

We all stood quietly on the deck like the stone statues on Easter Island, staring at the sky for a long time. I don't know when it became hot on the deck, my forehead was sweating, and my back was slightly wet. I calmed down for a while and then took off my thick coat.

My actions and sounds probably startled others. They all recovered and began to take off their clothes. Then we went back to the cabin and began to discuss what had happened. During the discussion, the scientists and sailors naturally divided into two groups and said their own. Sailors mostly talk about miracles, God and Poseidon, while scientists are more looking for a scientific explanation for this phenomenon. At this time, we found that such a miracle had happened, and no one thought of taking pictures with a camera or mobile phone.

Anderson and I were invited to the team of scientists as usual, but we couldn't express any opinions. Even Anderson, who has always been outspoken, closed his mouth honestly at the moment.

Scientists have made all kinds of guesses, but they are difficult to convince people.

Mrs. Larry said, could it be the role of the mirror pyramid? The sun sets from the West and rises from the East, which is like a mirror image. Or we can think like this. When we see the sunset at 150 ° west longitude and 30 ° south latitude, can we just see the sunrise in the Sahara desert at the other end of the earth? In other words, there was some connection between the two pyramids that mirrored each other just now or earlier. That strange fog may have been caused by it, so we saw the scene that we could see both pyramids at the same time. Stephen, what do you say?

Stephen Robbins said that I don't study space physics. I'd better listen to pardik's views on this.

Pardik is a space physicist who is famous for studying parallel universes, but he is not good at words and stammers. So he only said one thing. Mrs. Larry made sense. It may be a phenomenon of spatial folding.

At this time, Anderson suddenly shouted, ladies and gentlemen, don't you feel hot?

He always has a loud voice and has no Gentlemanliness at all. But this is understandable. Most sailors at sea have developed a loud voice.

At this time, I found that it was a little too hot. Although I had taken off my coat just now, I was still sweating. I was aware of something, but I couldn't say it.

Robbins frowned and said that the temperature exceeded 25 ° C. the sun was too strong. It was not like the winter sun at all. If we are still in the original position and time, there must be something wrong with the earth's rotation or magnetic field

I heard something behind him, but he didn't go on. Perhaps, as Mrs. Larry said, scientists never make unfounded assumptions.

I am not a scientist, so I can casually guess that in that heavy fog, we probably crossed a space and came to the Pacific Ocean in the northern hemisphere, perhaps near Hawaii, or crossed a certain period of time and came to the South Pacific in the future or one summer in the past. The crossing time point is probably the moment of sunset and sunrise.