Existence - Richard Mousseau
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The twenty-first century of modern earth no longer exists after global heat scoured the earth and an ice age cultivated what remained. Space evacuees consider earth to be just another useless planet, and having no means of returning, remained exiles. Floating ocean habitats became the arcs for preservation of the human species. Satellites, computers, electronics and the conveniences once considered a necess ... Full description
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The twenty-first century of modern earth no longer exists after global heat scoured the earth and an ice age cultivated what remained. Space evacuees consider earth to be just another useless planet, and having no means of returning, remained exiles. Floating ocean habitats became the arcs for preservation of the human species. Satellites, computers, electronics and the conveniences once considered a necessity no longer exist. Hate, war, crime, greed and mankind's faults has caused earth's destruction. Thousands of years has lapsed, and the earth is in rejuvenation as the ice age retreats to the poles. Descendants of the original ocean inhabitants emerge to reclaim existence. Settlers live a pre-industrial and pre-electronic life style. New world inhabitants venture forth to settled, though unable to populate. Evidence of prehistoric twenty-first century existence of mankind lays buried in the tilled landscape of receding glaciers. A new existence of mankind upon the earth may have a new beginning.
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| Author | Richard Mousseau |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Moose Hide Books imprint of Moose Enterprise Publi |
| Release year | 2018 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9781927393536 |