From a floating camera point of view, we float into the large cockpit of the ship I have been piloting for 200 years. Medicine on Earth has become so advanced, that we were able to extend life for 250 years. The first wall in the space ship straight ahead is lit up with blue lights on black back ground. Many levers and buttons show up on the first wall heading into the bridge from the second entry door. Turning the corner, you find the Starblazer with his back turned, controlling, and amplifying the largest console ever designed for single consumption. Mapped out in three large quadrants, the tri-console glowed white and pink in the background. Many more long-range communicators hummed above the view screen. Then you see it…space, the endless expanse of black and white color vividly almost seeming to sweep into the control room. It took a lot of hard work and a great deal of time to get here in this solar system. The trajectory is heading for a planet in need to of societal upheaval. Before I let you in on my interplanetary crusade, I would like to tell you how I got here. It’s been a thousand years since humans walked the earth. Everybody had to lay down their differences and disagreements to move forward as a single entity. You cannot comprehend an entire race working together, until you experience it first hand. Everyone building each other up as a team and never breaking anyone down. World Unity, is working as one mind and moving forward as one entity. Once humanity began moving as one, the soul focus began with intergalactic progress. The first faze was getting to Pluto, which as you know is very cold and had zero marsh mellows for roasting. Next phase was getting to a new solar system. Although void of any current life, a multitude of new discoveries involving ancient life and animals were found. Mankind in all their wisdom, invented an energy source of never-ending power. Like spitting the atom, we traveled into space, took a tiny piece of space…no bigger that a DNA, called White Matter. When the White Matter was up heated to a desirable temperature, it created enough reaction to push a 100,000-pound space station to the end of the solar system past Pluto. Once here, it was only a matter of time before we moved into the far reaches of the other solar systems. To develop this power efficiently and safely, all experiments were conducted in outer space on a space station. Many tests were run with many lives and families suffering losses, before success had gripped all those who remained on earth. Once the power source was concentrated and encapsulated safely, massive propulsion and interstellar travel became a reality.