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After a six-month journey in full cryostasis, Joanna finally arrives on planet Earth, a place she knows only through the documents and records she’s studied over the course of her education in anthropology on Mars. While she and the crew imagined they’d find humanity on Earth decimated; they’re shocked when they encounter more than just small and scattered human tribes…
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Joanna’s investigation continues, as she tries to understand how humanity has managed to survive the climate disaster that was threatening life on Earth when her ancestors fled to Mars. The Great Transition museum proves to be just the place to find answers. But what if those answers made her re-ev…
After being separated from the Earthlings, Joanna tries to find out what the Martian Council is keeping from her. She still doesn’t understand what happened, why the crew didn’t try to contact Mars to let them know about the extent of their discoveries on Earth. What terrible truth are they hiding?…
In a future where a few hundred people have sought shelter on Mars to escape the climate crisis, an expedition back to Earth 150 years later could shed light on the energy transition and reveal many secrets.
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Joanna’s made a friend on Earth, Valentine, a member of the Neopolis assembly. Through her, Joanna learns more about the city and the life of its inhabitants. She also gets to visit the Astrapi, a giant sparkling tower built at Neopolis’ very center which holds the secrets to a new energy model.
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