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    Project Arctur 2033: Part 1
    Project Arctur 2033: Part 1
    Project Arctur 2033: Part 1
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    Project Arctur 2033: Part 1

    By Sviat White

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    The year is 2033. The Earth is experiencing the inevitable development of technology and the entire society. People use the latest technology to improve their education, work, entertainment, health and communication. They also use them to reduce carbon emissions, produce renewable energy and fight global problems such as poverty, disease and inequality. Sounds too optimistic for humans, doesn't it?

    And although bionic chips and prostheses have long been no longer a novelty, but rather a common phenomenon that can be found on the streets from New York to Beijing, everything is not so ideal. There was no end in sight to the conflicts between the states, and the common people were always looking for a way to exist.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 22, 2024
    ISBN9781445771243
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      Book preview

      Project Arctur 2033 - Sviat White

      SVIAT WHITE

      PROJECT

      ARCTUR

      2033

      Fiction

      Original name: Проект Арктур 2033

      Text Copyright © 2024 by Sviat White

      Copyright © for the English edition by Sviat White

      Copyright © for the English translation by Sviat White

      All rights reserved

      ISBN 978-1-445771-24-3

      Content

      Appeal to the reader

      Fragment

      (Chapter one)

      Prelude

      The brief of the brave team

      Equipping

      Objetives of research

      Testing

      Plans have changed

      (Chapter two)

      … all the systems are normal!

      Help or observe?

      Herald 2028

      Cold

      Ration

      (Chapter three)

      Fragment

      Tree

      An exile

      To be continued…

      Appeal to the reader

      Hello!

      I am Sviat White - the author of this book. I want to thank you right away for paying attention to the creation of my imagination. Before you dive into space travel, I want to be honest with you. There are enough lies in our world.

      This is my first book. Of course, I do not have much experience that would help me in writing a bestseller, but I still dared to share the results of my work with you. Do not rush to regret that you became part of the adventure of a young, unknown writer. Bright emotions and an unexpected plot will dispel all doubts.

      You can read the second part of my address at the end of the book. I did this so that you could finally get to know a story!

      Fragment

      ...Fire, roar and smoke raised by a not soft enough landing. That was all Ram Brandon could see and hear when their space shuttle crashed into the surface of the planet Astralis. He was the first to escape from the cockpit, which was completely filled with smoke. The starship lay motionless, like a wounded bird living out its last moments. The sounds of the emergency alarm and the crackle of damaged electronics only increased the feeling of fear. Ram helped his comrades get out as soon as he regained consciousness. They were surrounded by the ruins of civilization. It was unclear how old they were, because the equipment had burned down, but it was still clear that they were thousands of years old...

      (Chapter one)

      Prelude

      The year is 2033. The Earth is experiencing the inevitable development of technology and the entire society. People use the latest technology to improve their education, work, entertainment, health and communication. They also use them to reduce carbon emissions, produce renewable energy and fight global problems such as poverty, disease and inequality. Sounds too optimistic for humans, doesn't it? And although bionic chips and prostheses have long been no longer a novelty, but rather a common phenomenon that can be found on the streets from New York to Beijing, everything is not so ideal. There was no end in sight to the conflicts between the states, and the common people were always looking for a way to exist.

      With the help of bionic laboratories, it is already possible to choose the gender and appearance of the future child. And that's not all - the main achievement was the external influence on health at the level of a person's DNA. It sounds a little wild, but already in 2020 - 2023 it was assumed in theory. This certainly affected the education system and the speed of civilization development, which was already gaining momentum. Study periods and terms have shortened which is a definite plus for us. Although the average IQ of humanity has increased, greed and ambition have not gone anywhere. Unfortunately, not everything is subject to science. The number of hours in a day remained the same. But did it go the same way for everyone?

      There are 9 billion people and 1 billion personal robot assistants on the planet. who needed their habitat and resources. (I think you have already plunged into the bowels of your memory for an episode from some movie - not for nothing). The average age of life was approximately at the level of 80 years - progress and nothing more. Cities began to appear even above the water - Oases. This is no longer fiction and not even a novelty for billionaires. They constantly moved for safety, because the storm did not go anywhere and piracy began to flourish. These are no same robbers

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