Omega 4 mission

Omega mission, 2039

Space mission from earth

 

The omega mission was a space mission sent by NASA to explore neighboring planets due to earth's limited 398 day life span. It was a dire situation and the human race needed two things, help and something to hope for.

 

The space shuttle carrying the astronauts, Jonesy, Carbide, Ventryan, and Reckon landed on a planet in the neighboring galaxy Magellanic Cloud called Omega 4. They were completely surprised to see the inhabitants of Omega 4 were squash like looking creatures with shrunken eyes, unusually large nostrils, and their feet were just a single toe. Their population was about 500. When the astronauts descended upon the planet the creatures were terrified of them. Lucky for the creatures, instead of killing them, the astronauts merely swapped planets due to earth's limited lifespan.

 

Omega mission follow up:

On the 56th anniversary of the planet now call Furatus, the creatures came back from previous earth with evolved brains telling the planet that with the knowledge they learned that they have expanded earth's lifespan by infinity by putting a bubble around the planet made out of a gargantuan mass of the monsters shed skin. According to record they brought some samples with them and it is the most durable material ever conceived. It never aged. There are vocal recordings of the “monsters” telling them that the planet will never be welcome back and if the human race ever showed their faces on earth again they will be tortured for all of eternity. In the next 8 minutes there was the shortest war ever. Luckily the humans escaped.

3007: The human race needed to get off the island so there solution was to make a bubble similar to the one surrounding earth and the landed on the remote ice planet a Kabbon. They colonized with ease. It is now the planet, that as we now, the only life on space lives there. They learned their lesson the first time and instead of kicking them out when people arrived on Kabbon we simply let them in and now we have 78 species living on it in harmony!