Planet 9868D
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"What else would we do? Turn back? Not now."
In the year 2050, the human race achieved interstellar space flight. In the year 2052, we sent out the first mission beyond our solar system. Planet 9868D, better known as WaPla (a shortening of Water Planet), was what we found.
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