Into The Outer Track (a Solarpunk Utopian novel by W. J. Manares) [COMPLETE]

Chapter 2 - White and Brown

The space vehicles SV Hwangsaek and SV Nyeusi were remarkable achievements that brought hope and progress to the Survivors. However, the Survivors recognized that to truly thrive in the Outer Track, they needed additional space vehicles so they decide to build two more; SV Weiß and SV Kayumanggi.

The new space vehicles would be equipped with advanced technologies to harness energy from the stars, allowing the Survivors to power their civilization indefinitely.

The Survivors understood the importance of adaptability and resilience in the face of unknown challenges. The new space vehicles would be designed with enhanced self-sufficiency and redundancy, ensuring that any unforeseen issues could be managed effectively without jeopardizing the entire mission.

They also recognized the need for increased collaboration and knowledge-sharing. By building two more space vehicles, they aimed to foster a sense of unity and cooperation among the communities that would inhabit them. Like the first two space vehicles, SV Hwangsaek and SV Nyeusi, each vehicle would represent a unique ecosystem, both physical and cultural, allowing for the exchange of ideas, practices, and innovations that would benefit the Survivors.

And besides, the Outer Track held vast possibilities and untapped potential, and the Survivors were determined to uncover the secrets it held. By expanding their fleet, they could divide their efforts, exploring multiple regions simultaneously and maximizing their chances of unearthing new resources, knowledge, and connections.

OO, SS, AA, and the Survivors discuss the importance of bringing all Survivors back to Earth from exoplanet Wolf1069b. They emphasize the benefits of unity, diversity of perspectives, pooling resources, emotional well-being. They all agree to proceed with the inclusion of all Survivors in their journey into the Outer Track.

OO: Dear SS, AA, and fellow Survivors, I believe it's time we discuss the importance of bringing all of us - the Survivors back to the half-broken Earth from this exoplanet Wolf1069b - our temporary home. Our journey into the Outer Track will be more meaningful and impactful if we unite all our resources and knowledge.

SS: I understand the desire for unity, OO, but why should we go through the trouble of bringing everyone back? Isn't it enough to continue our mission with the resources we have here?

OO: I see where you're coming from, SS, but we must consider our long-term vision. By bringing all the Survivors together, we can harness the collective wisdom and skills of our entire community. The diversity of perspectives and experiences will enable us to overcome challenges and innovate in ways we couldn't do otherwise.

AA: I agree with OO. The more minds we have, the greater our potential for finding sustainable solutions. Our journey into the Outer Track requires us to adapt and evolve constantly. With more Survivors, we can pool our resources and expertise to create a thriving civilization that can withstand any obstacle.

Survivor 5: Additionally, let's not forget the emotional aspect. Reuniting with our fellow survivors will provide a sense of belonging and purpose that we may have lost during our time apart. We are stronger together, both in our shared experiences and in our collective determination to create a better future.

OO: Precisely, Survivor 5. Our mission is not just about survival; it's about creating a new society where harmony and progress prevail. By bringing all the Survivors together, we can rebuild the half-broken Earth and establish a model for sustainable living that can inspire other civilizations within the Outer Track.

SS: I must admit, your points are convincing. The vision of a united society, with all the Survivors contributing their knowledge and skills, is indeed inspiring. Let us then proceed with bringing back all the Survivors from Wolf1069b, along with the additional 69,000 Survivors that SV Weiß will carry and another 69,000 Survivors that SV Kayumanggi will accomodate. Together, we will forge a new era of possibility and hope in the half-broken Earth and the Outer Track.