10 years later
The company has now gotten very big or I'd say HUGE. We've reached 90% of people on this planet. Yes, 90% of the people use our products. We've almost succeeded but I still have to do something.
--a few hours earlier--
"Hey!" Ash says as she walks in. "What are you doing?"
"I'm working on this" I say while showing my laptop with all the codes typed on it.
"Oh.... Can I ask you a question?"
"Yes"
"Have you thought about space exploration?"
My eyes widen and I stop thinking for a second.
"Why are you asking me this??" I ask.
"I mean, we've technically worked on everything but rockets and spaceships to make them eco-friendly, right?"
"Yes."
"Then shouldn't we work on rockets and spaceships too?"
"But that's expensive. I don't know if we will be able to work on it or not."
"Yes, but we could try," she insists.
"Yeah, but there's a very high chance of failure," I say.
"It doesn't matter. We need to try and make space exploration not just run on fuel."
"You're right...." I say thinking about it.
"So, when can we start working on it?"
"We'll start as soon as we have the basic idea."
Ash leaves with excitement.
I think to myself, it's a good idea. A very good one indeed.
--Back to present time--
I lay on my bed and brainstorm about how I can make rockets and spaceships that use less fuel. Soon, I fell asleep.
The next day, I woke up and called for a meeting at my office.
"Good morning everyone! Today we're going to discuss 'rockets.'" I say.
Ash looks at me and smiles.
"Does anyone know anything about rockets or spaceships?" I ask.
"Yes" few people say.
Soon, after an hour of discussing eco-friendly spaceships and rockets, we come to the conclusion that solar rockets and spaceships are the most realistic. They can work pretty well but we would need a HUGE group of solar panels spread out on the exterior of the rocket or spaceship. Most of them would fall apart when we take off.
Soon, after an hour of discussing eco-friendly spaceships and rockets, we come to the conclusion that solar rockets and spaceships are the most realistic. They can work pretty well but we would need a HUGE group of solar panels spread out on the exterior of the rocket or spaceship. Most of them would fall apart when we take off.
"What if we find a way to collect the solar energy and store it, or if we find a way to create it?" says Kyle.
"That could actually work." Ash replies. "We should start working on it right now" she says looking at me.
I nod. Using renewable sources of energy that won't produce pollution definitely is the fastest way to reduce these climatic changes.
YOU ARE READING
Our Grey World
Science FictionWhen in year 2080 they finally need to evacuate earth due to the drastic effects of climate change, Zyla rescues two young kids and takes them with her on her journey to another planet where people still don't understand, and past seems to repeat it...
