Above The Atmosphere

Above The Atmosphere

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Nov 29, 2016
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Science Fiction
Earth has fallen into an apocalyptic state. Humans have driven Earth to the brink of complete and utter failure. The remaining people have worked out a program to send 30 teens, 15 male 15 female. Each have been genetically engineered to sustain the dramatic changes space will put their bodies through. The name of this program is ATA, standing for Above The Atmosphere. These teens are humanities hope, if they fail to survive humanity will be driven to extinction. There main focus is to find shelter.
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