Orion9
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Ongoing, First published Nov 15, 2016
The Orion missions have been sending teams of six to colonize Mars for years, but they have all disappeared within a week of landing, no distress call no movement in satellites. Just gone, and this is mission 9. If they fail now, well they have no ships left, no funding at all. They had merchandise and sponsors at first but after Orion 2 everyone backed out. this mission was simply a last ditch attempt to keep any donors they could, not many knew it but if they failed, humanity failed.
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Red Eden: Homeworld Bound

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In the year 2085, Enoch Truss, Father of Mars, led our ancestors to the red planet in pursuit of liberty. One hundred years after the Exodus, Martian satellites detected multiple nuclear detonations across the homeworld. For the first time since dawn of the twentieth century, Earth fell into total radio silence. But on Mars, our ancestors endured. They thrived. Today, two hundred years after the Exodus, our population is eleven million strong and growing. We stand ready to retake our homeworld. In preparation for our journey across deep space, we have sent drones to monitor Earth. To our surprise, we have discovered that human society has re-emerged from the ashes of nuclear war. These societies are in the earliest stages of development. It is as if time has been set back five thousand years. My name is Jack Hanlon, and I'll be joining the First Expedition. Our mission: to rebuild human civilization and lead humanity to the stars.