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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2024 · 0 MIN

FUTURE STORY6

from Concept future · host YUKO NAGAKI

FUTURE STORY 6 FUTURE SPACE In the year 2150, humanity had advanced into space, and living on asteroids had become commonplace. In the past, the Earth was the only place where we lived, but now the universe, with its infinite possibilities, is becoming our new "home.“ Part 1: Life on the Space Station Child A: Mommy, the space food was delicious again today! Chef robots grow vegetables well, don't they? Mother: That's right. I'm grateful for the advances in science that fresh food can grow even in a zero-gravity environment. Mother: Well, it looks like the robot has finished cleaning the room, so let's all go see the scenery outside. Part 2: Asteroid Terraforming Engineer A: Activate the cyclone terraforming device. If the atmosphere is circulated, this asteroid should have an Earth-like environment. Engineer B: At the same time, we are also introducing land preparation and afforestation robots. This is where forests and lakes are born. A new ecosystem will spread in space. --MORE-- ・Ready for Future Concept&Script ⁠https://marcury-vision.com/⁠⁠⁠ ・Voice narration/Created by ondoku3.com ・Image/Using of Midjourny

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