I watched Shen Teng’s lone moon today. In the play, Shen Teng thought of a wild and imaginative "Extended Daytime Plan" and started the life-threatening mode. In fact, this plan can also have a vacation mode. The moon's daytime is 14 days (Earth time, no longer emphasized later). By chasing the sun, the daytime can be extended to 41 days, indicating that the speed of the lunar rover is 0.6585 times the lunar equatorial rotation line speed, and the moon's day and night is 28 days. After calculation, the lunar rover takes 42.56 days to orbit the moon. cos48.8º=0.65869, which means that if you drive the rover to 48.8º north or south latitude and then chase the sun all the time, you can achieve the sun never set. It takes 42.56*48.8/360=5.76 days and 14 days to drive to 48.8º north latitude. If you continue to drive to a higher latitude, you can achieve 8 hours of sleep every day. When the car reaches the longitude of the hammer of the universe, drive the car to the near equator and then drive to a high latitude. The original method can be used to obtain the hammer of the universe by taking the vacation mode.
