Bunker plan

In the science fiction novel Three-body, in order to resist the attack of the dark forest, human beings took Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune as bunkers and built a space city for

In the science fiction novel Three-body, in order to resist the attack of the dark forest, human beings took Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune as bunkers and built a space city for all human immigrants on the back of the four planets, thus avoiding the sun explosion caused by the dark forest. The plan is called the bunker plan.

As a human who witnessed the destruction of the "three-body galaxy", he guessed that the advanced form of attack from the dark forest of the universe was "light particles", and the measures taken were also inspired by the destruction of the three-body galaxy. Therefore, faced with the R&D activities of Thomas Wade and others on the curvature-driven engine, they took one-sided suppression or even strangulation, and finally lost the only hope for human beings to escape or even find a new home when the solar system was destroyed.

? In the novel, Luo Ji described ants in detail when talking with Ye. At the end of the first movie, Shi Qiang took Wang Miao and them to see the locusts in his hometown, pointing out that human beings are like locusts to the trio. Although the development of civilization is very different, human beings may not have no chance of winning. In later chapters, the three-person people call human beings bugs. Later, the singer looked at the communication records of the three-body civilization and the earth civilization, just like "human beings" looked at "bugs". Therefore, the human bunker project is positioned as a singer of higher civilization, just like taking an ancient shield to defend against the current intercontinental missiles.

? The novel borrows Thomas Wade's words to predict the end of mankind: losing humanity and losing a lot; Lose the beast, lose everything. In the end, the bunker plan, like the original maginot line, had no effect under the dimension reduction of two-way foil.