Lost Earth
The Earth has been decimated by a graze from a very large asteroid. All life on Earth was destroyed and the planet is uninhabitable.
Humanity is limited to a bit more than half a million, living around the solar system. How will they survive?
Who can lead them out of these dark times and into the future? One woman steps up and through her strength and force of will, gives humanity a fighting chance.
Experience how the people of the Station, Luna, and Mars band together to form a new unified existence.
The Earth has been decimated by a graze from a very large asteroid. All life on Earth was destroyed and the planet is uninhabitable.
Humanity is limited to a bit more than half a million, living around the solar system. How will they survive?
Who can lead them out of these dark times and into the future? One woman steps up and through her strength and force of will, gives humanity a fighting chance.
Experience how the people of the Station, Luna, and Mars band together to form a new unified existence.
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A thru-hike is a very long-distance hike. For example, the Appalachian Trail runs from Georgia to Maine to the tune of about 2,100 miles. Starting at one end and walking to the other is called a Thru-Hike. So, doesn’t it make sense to use hikers to perform a planetary survey on a new planet? The hikers can survey, inspect, learn, and report what they find — contracted for one planetary year. They experience something new, something extraordinary. The result is an insight into this new world and the ability to quickly create a viable colony while allowing the planet to flourish. While hiking, some of the contracted hikers develop new skills, and these advanced or enhanced, humans become a part of this new world, and the world has become a part of them. They have a connection to the planet, the creatures. It is not this group who needs to be watched, but it is their children, for they are the future of humanity.
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