MidReal Story
Beyond the Stars: A Journey to Unknown Worlds
Scenario: 21 kız ve 21 erkek öğrenci bir uzay gemisine bindirilip 4.1 ışık yılı uzaklığında Proxima Centauri B gezegenine koloni kurmasını konu alan hikaye yaz. Gezegenin özelliklerini betimle.
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Lucas Hernandez
navigator and Emily's confidant, friends with Emily, tall with brown eyes, calm and logical.
Emily Carter
leader of the group, friends with most of the crew, short black hair, determined and resourceful.
Sarah Li
medical officer and friend to all, close to Emily and Lucas, petite with glasses, empathetic and brave.
I woke up to the sound of the alarm blaring.
My eyes snapped open, and I was immediately blinded by the bright light above me.
I groaned and turned my head to the side, trying to escape the light.
The alarm was still blaring, and I could hear the sound of my crewmates waking up around me.
I sat up and rubbed my eyes, trying to clear away the sleep.
The alarm finally stopped, and I looked around at my crewmates.
We were all in our cryosleep pods, and we had just been woken up from our long journey through space.
There were twenty-one girls and twenty-one boys on this mission, all of us between the ages of sixteen and eighteen.
We had been sent on a space mission to colonize Proxima Centauri B, a planet 4.1 lightyears away from Earth.
It was a one-way trip, and we would never be able to return home.
We had been in cryosleep for over four years, and now we were finally here.
Even the ones I hadn’t known before this mission had become my friends over the past few years.
I knew that I was lucky to have such a great group of friends with me on this mission.
We were the last hope of humanity, and we were determined to succeed.
I climbed out of my cryosleep pod and stretched.
I was the first one up, as usual.
I was a morning person, and I had always been an early riser.
The rest of the crew would be up soon, though.
I could already hear them starting to stir in their pods.
I looked around the room and saw that everything was still as it should be.
The lights were all green, and the ship was running smoothly.
I had been worried that something would go wrong while we were in cryosleep, but everything seemed to be fine.
I smiled to myself, relieved that we had made it through the journey without any major problems.
At least, not that I knew of.
I walked over to the computer and checked our location.
We were still a few hours away from Proxima Centauri B, but we were getting close.
I’m awake,” I said, stretching again as I spoke.
“Good morning, Emily,” the computer replied in its calm, soothing voice.
“I trust you had a good rest?”
“I did, thank you,” I said with a smile.
“We should probably get everyone else up now.” The computer beeped in agreement, and I went over to my crewmates’ pods to wake them up.
It was the start of a new chapter for all of us.
1 hour and 47 minutes later
“Proxima Centauri B is in sight,” Lucas said from his position at the front of the ship.
I walked over to him and looked out the window at the planet ahead of us.
It was a small, rocky world with a thin atmosphere and no oceans to speak of.
But it was our new home, and we were determined to make the best of it.
“Go ahead and send out the signal,” I said to Lucas as I sat down in one of the nearby chairs.
“Alright,” he replied, bringing up the communications panel on his screen.
He typed in a quick message and hit send.
The computer beeped to confirm that the message had been sent, and Lucas turned back to me with a smile on his face.
We’re finally here, Emily.”
“Yes, we are,” I said, feeling a smile of my own forming on my lips.
It had been a long journey, over four years in cryosleep, but we had finally made it to Proxima Centauri B.
Our new home was filled with plants and animals, signs that our efforts to terraform it from lightyears away had been successful.
“It’s so beautiful,” Sarah said as she walked over to stand beside me and look out the window at the planet below us.
“It really is,” I agreed as I watched the sun rise over the horizon, casting long shadows across the alien landscape below us.
The air here is breathable, and it’s just warm enough that we should be able to take off our helmets once we land.”
“I can’t wait to get out there and start exploring,” Sarah said, practically bouncing in her seat with excitement.
“I know how you feel,” I replied with a laugh as I stood up and walked over to the window to get a better look at the planet below us.
But we need to be patient and wait for everyone else to wake up before we can go outside.” The computer beeped a few moments later, and I turned back to see that Lucas had opened the communications panel again and was reading a message that had just come in from Earth.
“They’ve received our signal,” he said, turning to look at me.
“And what did they say?”
I asked, trying to keep the anxiety out of my voice as I waited for his response.
Lucas frowned, and I could tell that he was trying to figure out how to break the news to me without getting my hopes up too much.
“They’re sending a ship to pick us up,” he finally said, and a smile broke out on his face as he spoke.
We’re going home!”
“I know,” I said with a smile of my own, my heart pounding with excitement as I thought about the prospect of seeing Earth again after all these years.
I couldn’t wait to see my parents and sister, and all of my friends who were still back on Earth, waiting for us to return.
But first, we had a new world to explore, and a colony to build on it.
It was going to take time, but I was confident that we would be able to do it with the skills and experience of everyone on this ship working together as a team.
It took us a few more hours to land the ship, but eventually we made it down to the surface of Proxima Centauri B in one piece.
I climbed out of the ship and onto the surface of the planet, taking a deep breath of the fresh air as I looked around at the alien landscape that was about to become our new home.
The rest of my crewmates were right behind me, and they all stopped to take in the sight before them as well.
It was an incredible view, and it was easy to see why everyone was so excited to be here.
Our spacecraft had been designed to support us for years while we worked to establish a colony on this planet, and it had everything that we needed to survive the long journey from Earth and the years that followed until help could arrive from home.
But now that we were finally here, it was hard to believe that it had all been real and that we were about to start exploring this world together as a team.
But none of that mattered once we finally touched down on the surface of Proxima Centauri B, the first sunrise lighting the sky in a range of colors that none of us would ever forget for as long as we lived .
“Come on, you guys,” I said with a chuckle as I headed back into the ship to get some breakfast with my friends.
“You can gawk at the view later.”
The mess hall was already starting to fill up with people by the time that we got there, but we still managed to find a seat relatively close to the front of the room so that we could get our food quickly before it was all gone.
We were all laughing and joking as we stood in line, happy to be there together and excited about what was to come next now that we had finally landed on this planet after so many years of waiting to get started on our mission to colonize it and build a new home for ourselves here on Proxima Centauri B.
It felt good to be back in the routine of eating breakfast with my friends after everything we had been through together on this mission, and it made me forget about all the challenges that still lay ahead of us as we tried to establish a colony on this alien planet in order to ensure the survival of our species for generations to come.
The meeting was held in the mess hall, and I was standing at the front of the room with a microphone in my hand, going over the landing procedures with everyone before we left the ship to go outside and explore Proxima Centauri B for the very first time in our lives.
We were all excited to be there, and eager to get started on the next phase of our mission to build a new home for ourselves here on this alien planet, but we were also well aware that it was going to take a lot of hard work and determination to see it through to the end so that we could be successful in everything that we wanted to accomplish while we were here.
But we were a good team, and I knew that we would be able to get through it together as long as we all stayed focused and kept working towards a common goal of making sure that we could survive here no matter what happened.
I just wished that David was here with us, too, instead of back on Earth.
I missed him and everyone else so much, but I knew that there was nothing that I could do about it now that we were so far away from home.
