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The Abandoned Planet
Anonymous
Feb 3
Bối cảnh:title "The Abandoned Planet":
Introduction:
It’s the year 2357. The space station known as ISS is orbiting Earth, a massive structure that serves as a hub for scientific research and experimentation, as well as a home for the scientists and astronauts who live and work there. A group of five astronauts is on the final day of their mission, preparing to return to Earth. Suddenly, the ship’s systems malfunction and they find themselves stranded in space, drifting towards an uncharted planet.
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Captain James Carter
determined, and protective. James is responsible for ensuring the safety of his crew after their ship malfunctions and they crashland on an unknown planet. He works tirelessly to repair the ship and find a way back to Earth, while also dealing with the challenges of survival on the hostile planet. Despite the odds, he remains hopeful and focused on saving his crew.
Commander Michael Reed
strategic, and resilient. Michael assists Captain Carter in leading the team through crisis situations by providing tactical guidance based on his vast knowledge of space exploration.
Dr. Lisa Nguyen
empathetic, and resourceful. Lisa tends to injuries sustained during their crashlanding and provides medical care to her crewmates when needed. Her expertise helps prevent further harm from unknown planetary hazards like toxic gases or alien creatures.
It’s the year 2357, and I’m one of the astronauts on board the International Space Station, ISS.
The space station orbits Earth at an altitude of two hundred and forty miles, is home to scientists and astronauts conducting all manner of experiments and research, as well as a hub for spaceships.
We are currently on our way back to Earth from our last mission to Mars, where we were conducting research at the newly established base there.
There are five of us on this mission, myself, Captain James Carter; Dr. Sarah Mitchell, a scientist; Lieutenant Mark Thompson, an engineer; Dr. Lisa Nguyen, our medical officer; and Commander Michael Reed, a seasoned astronaut with years of experience on many different space travel missions.
Today is the last day of our journey, and we’re looking forward to getting back to Earth and seeing our families and friends again.
We’ve become close over the last few weeks while traveling through space in our spaceship, The Aurora, which is one of the smaller ships docked at the ISS.
They are designed for shorter missions like our last one to Mars.
"Captain, we’re experiencing a few minor malfunctions with some of the ship’s systems," Lieutenant Thompson has come into my office to tell me.
"What systems?"
"The navigation system and the engines are both down. The computer is showing a malfunction in one of the circuits," he explains.
"Have you run any tests on it?"
I ask him.
"Not yet, Captain. But I can do it right away," he says.
"Run the diagnostics immediately, Lieutenant. If we have to make any repairs, we need to get them done as quickly as possible," I tell him.
"Yes, Captain," he nods and hurries out of my office, heading for the control room.
I follow him there, feeling a sense of unease settle in the pit of my stomach.
The rest of the crew is already in the control room when we get there.
Lieutenant Thompson connects his tablet to the ship’s computer and begins to run the diagnostic sequence on the malfunctioning circuits.
The ship’s computer is a highly advanced artificial intelligence that is capable of performing many different functions, from navigation to communication with Earth.
It is also able to diagnose any problems that may occur with the ship’s systems.
The results of the diagnostic test flash across the display screen, numbers and graphs that are meaningless to me, but I know that Lieutenant Thompson will be able to read them easily.
He studies them for a moment, his brow furrowing as he reads through the results.
"Captain, it’s worse than I thought," he says after a few minutes.
"The malfunction is in the main circuit board. It’s going to take a few hours to repair it," he tells me.
"Commander Reed, can you give us an idea of how much time we have before we reach Earth?"
I ask.
Commander Reed is studying the navigation system, and he looks up at me with a grim expression on his face.
"We’re about eight hours away from Earth, Captain. But we’re drifting in space, so we’ll be here for a while longer," he says.
"Captain, I’m reading a planet nearby," Dr. Mitchell says from her station.
"It’s not on any of our charts. I’m trying to get more information on it now," she adds.
"Captain, I recommend that we set a course for the planet. We can repair the ship there and then continue on to Earth," Commander Reed says.
"I agree with Commander Reed, Captain," Lieutenant Thompson says.
"We don’t have enough supplies to stay in space for long," Dr. Nguyen adds.
"Very well, Lieutenant. Set a course for the planet immediately," I tell him.
"Aye, Captain," he replies and begins to enter the coordinates into the navigation system.
The ship lurches forward as the engines come back online and we begin our journey to the unknown planet.
It takes us about an hour to reach the planet, and as we enter its atmosphere, I feel a sense of relief wash over me.
We’ll be able to make repairs and then continue on our way back to Earth. The ship shakes violently as we enter the atmosphere of the planet.
The engines are straining to keep us aloft, but they are no match for the intense heat that surrounds us.
The ship is designed to withstand extreme temperatures, but even so, I can feel the heat radiating through the walls of the ship.
It’s like nothing I’ve ever felt before.
As we drop lower into the atmosphere of the planet, I can see that it is covered in thick clouds of grey smoke.
The smoke is so dense that it’s impossible to see anything else on the surface of the planet.
"Captain, I’m reading high levels of radiation coming from this planet," Dr. Mitchell says from her station at one of the consoles in front of me.
"It’s going to be dangerous for us to land here," she warns me.
