Earth as it was known is no more An infectious parasitic hivemind known as ‘Rhadamanthus’ arrived on Earth and began assimilating its lifeforms, threatening to end everything. In a last ditch effort to preserve humanity, a fleet of ark ships - each loaded with cryogenically preserved humans, plants, and animals- was sent to explore the deepest reaches of space.
Their objective: find a habitable planet to colonize. However, the journey is long and treacherous, with countless threats to the mission, mutiny, hostile aliens, asteroid fields and the ever-looming threat of Rhadamanthus, who is pursuing the ark ships with intent sure their mission is never accomplished. And even if an ark ship were to find a hospitable planet, there’s no telling if there isn’t a civilization that already calls that planet home or if they’ll take kindly to outsiders. Even if the humans land on an uninhabited planets with the necessary resources, how will they know that planet is suitable for anything more than restocking?
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The mission is to keep humanity alive. Maybe not as we know it, but to keep some semblance of our race in tact. To begin anew and hope to start a new chapter of peace and prosperity for the human race. The player is among the elite few who have been elected the honor for saving Earth’s former inhabitants. With no governing system anymore, the player has the decisions left to them on what is best for humanity's survival. The fate of our race rests with their
What causes people to undertake a mission? Is it to survive, achieve greatness, or to support others? Many people all have different reasons for what do, however in one form or another, they have some form of motivation to have them pursue their goals.
At the outbreak of war the Australians were signing up by the hundreds to serve ‘the mother country’ without conscription, but soon they began to realize that war wasn’t some romanticised adventure and the number of troops signing up began to slow down because they were learning more about war so they weren’t so keen to sign up anymore because of that the number of troops for the wars was so little that by 1916 they had a shortage of men. The Labour Party Prime Minister William (Billy) Hughes decided to have a referendum for the idea of conscription even though his party was opposed to it. Conscription had a big effect on Australia and it caused the nation to be divided over the issue because some people believed that the young men of Australia
People choose to undertake missions for different reasons, some might do it to prove that they can, some, to improve themselves, while others just
Many people undertake a mission for many reasons. It could be because they just people they feel like they have to do it or do it to protect someone or something. For example Ahmedi and Annie both undertake a dangerous mission to protect their families. They did this because they care about their family and if they didn’t their family would have gotten hurt, and Annie and Ahmedi would have just saved themselves or done nothing. That is why many people undertake a mission even if they are putting their lives at risk.
It has been 115 years since mankind bid farewell to the ground for the first
Purpose/Mission – The mission is to actively represent the community to focus support for every child’s success.
Earth is our own spaceship regulated not by circuits that can short but by organisms, the sun, and our atmosphere which can be threatened. Apollo 13 itself was the pre-eminent message of what can happen when in fact planet Earth runs into its own complicated “shorts.” However, if Earth become uninhabitable there nowhere to fly to and take refuge from outer space and all its lethality. Odum recognizes, “So far, all attempts to build a large bioregenerative life-support system that would support a large number of people in space without a supply “umbilical cord” to earth, have failed.” When the greenhouse gases, nuclear waste, and chemicals kill our complex life support system that we as humans do not fully understand, there will be nowhere left for humanity.
What drives us to undertake a mission? What would make you undertake a mission? Many reasons, maybe it was escaping a country, like Farah Ahmedi when she was escaping Afghanastan with a prospetic leg, or maybe it was to claim their neighbors stakes before stampeders did, like Walt from "King of Mazy May." Some missions just need to be conquested.
Have you ever been motivated to take on a mission? Even if it’s in a sport like when you are motivated to score a goal to win the game. Have you ever asked yourself what motivates us to take on a Mission? If so, what are your ideas? What motivates people to undertake a mission is family, survival, money, achievement, and many other reasons that motivate people to undertake missions. Some stories that back up this claim are “The Other Side Of The Sky” by Farah Ahmedi, “Barrio Boy” by Ernesto Galarza, and “New Directions” by Maya Angelou. These stories are examples of somebody who was motivated to undertake a mission.
to wage (win) war by sea, land or air with all our might and with all the strength that god can give us. wage war against a monstrous tyranny lamentable catalogue of human crime.You ask what is our aim I can answer that in one word that one word is victory and by that I mean victory at all costs, victory in spite of terror, victory however long and hard the road may be without victory, there is no survival When Winston Churchill says "without victory there is no survival" he just inspired a whole government of people that winning the war means that the country will flourish again, will survive, that they need the people to
people, especially who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, carrying, responsible citizens. (MissionStatement1)
According to personal observation, the sample essay provides a nice, thorough procedure for maintaining a clean bathroom. However, some sentences throughout such writing included diction with negative connotations. An example of such usage is present in the introductory paragraph, "[N]o one likes a filthy bathroom, filled with bacteria and other nastiness" (Lname 1). Upon noting the utilization of "filthy" and "nastiness", the audience may form a negative connotation concerning the author's intent and therefore, develop a sense of discouragement to further the reading process. Therefore, my preference involves replacing current adjectives with positive diction, such as "unsanitary" or "unpleasant". Moreover, a writer should refrain from repeating
TRASH! TRASH! TRASH! Regardless of environmental laws that protect the quality of streams and lakes, garbage often ends up in our waters. Most of the trash comes from people who fish or participate in other forms of water-related recreation. Regardless of the source, trash is a form of water pollution. The most important issue facing us is the preserving of our waterways for future generations to enjoy. There are several things which can be done to make a difference regarding this issue so we will have a lifetime to enjoy our beautiful rivers and lakes.
In a world that we, as humans, have begun to destroy and shape for the worse, there is still so much that we are oblivious to. From the illegal endangered animal trade to harmful CO2 and methane, Racing Extinction has revealed to both myself and society the constantly ticking clock that is Earth.
Mission is the prime goal of an organisation to achieve the end results. (Benowitz, 2001). T&TECs mission is to provide a safe,