On an exoplanet 1,135 light-years from Earth, humanity has a chance to survive this non-conception.

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

The fungus Aspergillus fumigatus finally began to spread around the world, a fungus that was considered harmless to healthy people, but turned out to be extremely contagious and had a mutagenic ability towards living beings, which caused them to suffer only until death. The only way to save the remnants of humanity was to leave our planet, and with it the people who were infected. The probability of getting the medicine was too low and we couldn't risk the disappearance of the planet, so we took with us all the people who were 100% immune to infection, but unfortunately we couldn't do anything with the people who were infected. For better or worse, there are very few such people left.

Friday, February 23rd, 2024

Scientists, mathematicians, architects, engineers, physicists and material and technical support personnel were brought to the main headquarters to cooperate in order to create ships and contribute to their functionality. All this elite came to our destination - KOI 4878.01 with the mission of improving the general conditions of the exoplanet so that humanity could colonize it. The main task for this was to bring carefully selected terrestrial vegetation to prevent the passage of the fungus to our new life opportunity, as well as various species of animals and insects that help plants reproduce.

Wednesday, March 12, 2025

The expedition is starting, the journey is going to be long, but we can't waste time. The colonnade of ships, created by professionals, maintained a successful speed for us of 90% of the speed of light, which gave us hope for an early arrival. During the trip, we encountered situations when flying became extremely difficult due to the celestial bodies and asteroids that we crossed, but we managed to avoid them so that after 17 years and 4 months we arrived successfully. We had a small problem when boarding, but we easily coped with it.

Saturday, July 12, 2042

We started with a project for a small number of people to figure out how they would behave in these conditions, but it soon spread throughout the exoplanet. First, we built a dome, into which we introduced selected vegetation from the Ground to generate oxygen, and for this we also needed to introduce a gas mixture into the environment. When we achieved compliance with the necessary conditions to be able to live in this dome, we started architecture to make comfortable and realistic places to live in this place, for this we implemented a system in which houses will have certain oval shapes that will make them more natural to us. Avoiding right angles and lines, we took all natural forms from nature, after all, she is a greater expert in the creation of life than we are. The various domes would be separated like small villages in order to have more harmony and not get crowds of people in one dome, although it was necessary to ensure that they could move from one dome to another whenever they wanted.

Scientists and experts in the field of water resources have begun to develop advanced purification systems combining the most advanced filtration, distillation and nanotechnology technologies to turn water into a safe source for drinking and other purposes. This innovation not only guaranteed access to drinking water, but also allowed gardens and vegetable gardens to be irrigated, increasing local food production and creating a healthier environment.

The architectural design effectively solved the unique climatic problems of the exoplanet. With a higher thermal index and lower temperatures in winter, the structures had to optimally regulate the indoor temperature. The architects have implemented modern insulation systems to maintain a comfortable temperature inside the houses regardless of external conditions. This not only ensured the comfort of residents, but also increased the energy efficiency of buildings.

Untreated water is a potential problem for buildings, as its prolonged use can lead to damage to materials and their corrosion. To solve this problem, architects have developed anti-corrosion coatings and advanced sealing techniques to protect structures from exposure to untreated water.

Our achievements were not limited only to the construction of houses, but also extended to the creation of sustainable communities. Transparent domes allowed sunlight to enter and be exposed to the surrounding nature. The settlers cultivated gardens and green areas inside the domes, which not only provided a cozy environment, but also contributed to local food production and air quality. Mobility between domes and settlements has been improved through the construction of interconnected flyovers. This not only allowed people to move around without worrying about weather conditions, but also made it easier to access shared resources such as recreation areas and shared workplaces.

The spread of domes and the construction of new houses accelerated with the advent of the revolutionary Aelorita material. This material, in addition to being lightweight and durable, made it possible to assemble quickly and efficiently. Construction on an exoplanet has become more efficient and sustainable thanks to the ability to use Aelorita to create housing and support structures.

Communication and trade between the various domes and communities has become an important area. Efficient transportation networks have been created that have facilitated trade and access to key resources throughout the exoplanet. Advanced communication technologies have ensured effective interconnection between the various settlements, facilitating cooperation and knowledge sharing.

The history of colonization of this distant world has not been without difficulties and sacrifices. Despite advances in architecture and technology, not everyone was able to be rescued from Earth after it became uninhabitable. As communities on the exoplanet flourished, those who could not join the colonization on the exoplanet faced excruciating problems on Earth. The story of those who stayed on Earth has become a reminder of the importance of caring for our planet and preserving its liveability.

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