Quick Facts
| Volume | #25 |
| Released | 2023-04-04 |
| Pages | 192 |
| ISBN | 9781974736317 |
| Official Title | Zero |
| Release Date (JP) | March 4, 2022 |
| Arc | Moon Mission Arc |
Inside this volume
The Kingdom of Science builds an imaging satellite to study the moon and narrow down Why-man’s location. Despite repeated rocket failures, Senku and Dr. Xeno remain committed to reaching space, while Chrome and Suika secretly pursue their own solution to bringing the lunar crew home safely.
Senku’s team launches an imaging satellite and identifies an artificial darkened area on the moon as Why-man’s probable base. The Kingdom of Science then begins testing rockets, enduring repeated explosions while treating every failure as valuable data. Years of coordinated global industry gradually produce a launch system capable of completing the journey.
Chrome and Suika independently develop a compact return rocket, refusing to leave the selected astronauts dependent solely on petrification. After extensive physical and technical evaluations, Senku, Kohaku and Stanley Snyder are chosen for the mission. The completed rocket launches successfully, carrying humanity beyond Earth for the first time since the petrification.
Chapters in this volume
View more- Ch. 215The Next Generation
- Ch. 216Time Capsule
- Ch. 217Science's Legacy
- Ch. 218Across the Ages
- Ch. 219Terraforming
- Ch. 220New Frontier
- Ch. 221Endless Curiosity
- Ch. 222Beyond Stone
- Ch. 223Our Future
Major events
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