At this moment.
After addressing the 'pain points'.
The scene shifted.
A desert appeared again, but this time, there were several machines resembling sprinkling cars spraying a blue substance onto a marked one-hectare patch of desert, sped up in the video.
Layer upon layer of spraying.
No.
Instead, repeated applications.
Looking below at the timeline, it's being sprayed regularly every three days.
And just like this.
Day after day passes.
Spraying the solution.
Watering.
The sprinkling cars repeat these two actions.
As the timeline reached one month, the blue surface seemed to lighten.
"What are they doing?"
"Could it be some sort of solidifying solution that hardens the surface of the desert to prevent sandstorms? Look at the color—blue, like the ocean."
"Quite possible."
"What's so special about that? Anyone can pour glue onto the desert."
"Don't rush to comment. Would this company do something that trivial?"
"Not necessarily."
"Quick, look!"
