After the Lyystranese made contact with Humanity, the two societies gradually merged, eventually forming a single culture calling themselves "Terrans," regardless of if they were Human or Lyystranese. In the year 2880, the asteroid 1950 DA collided with Earth, having eluded multiple attempts of both destruction and orbital diversion. The Lyystranese original interstellar ship (since repurposed as an orbital colony) became the home of Terran society while they waited for the ecosystem on the planet below to recover.
A millennium later, in the year 3880, Earth (renamed Terra) has been undergoing recolonization for the past 150-200 years, slowly becoming a prosperous planet once again. Along a walkway steps a pregnant woman; she is neither Human nor Lyystranese, but is descended from both. She is a Terran, and they call Earth "Home."
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I had to redo the head and eyes so many times that I don't think the paper can handle another redo. Also, in my haste to finish, I neglected a chitinous extrusion on her arm, a layover from her lyystranese ancestors.
A millennium later, in the year 3880, Earth (renamed Terra) has been undergoing recolonization for the past 150-200 years, slowly becoming a prosperous planet once again. Along a walkway steps a pregnant woman; she is neither Human nor Lyystranese, but is descended from both. She is a Terran, and they call Earth "Home."
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I had to redo the head and eyes so many times that I don't think the paper can handle another redo. Also, in my haste to finish, I neglected a chitinous extrusion on her arm, a layover from her lyystranese ancestors.
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In the year 2880, the asteroid 1950 DA collided with Earth, having eluded multiple attempts of both destruction and orbital diversion.
March 16, 2880, to be exact.
I see I'm not the only one who thinks this bastard is going to survive 879 years of being tortured with sattelites, lasers, nukes and whatever else humanity can throw at it (and comes up with to destroy it) in the next 869 years.
Asteroid (29075) 1950 DA was originally found in 1950, hence the provisional name 1950DA, but was subsequently lost until Dec. 30, 2000.
I am not about to allow it to get lost in the annals of time again.
This is not 99942 Apophis. This will not miss us.
March 16, 2880, to be exact.
I see I'm not the only one who thinks this bastard is going to survive 879 years of being tortured with sattelites, lasers, nukes and whatever else humanity can throw at it (and comes up with to destroy it) in the next 869 years.
Asteroid (29075) 1950 DA was originally found in 1950, hence the provisional name 1950DA, but was subsequently lost until Dec. 30, 2000.
I am not about to allow it to get lost in the annals of time again.
This is not 99942 Apophis. This will not miss us.
All the info on (29075) 1950DA you could ever want.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%2829075%29_1950_DA
Let's hope we can learn a lot more about this rock in the next 869 years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%2829075%29_1950_DA
Let's hope we can learn a lot more about this rock in the next 869 years.
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