A decade had passed since the dawn of the equitable age. Humanity had found peace, but struggles with climate change and water shortages persisted. Jack and Tanya, who had now established a base of operations on the moon, knew their work wasn't done.

Jack turned his attention to Earth's water crisis. With a miniaturized version of the spatial-matrix device, he found a way to tackle it. The spatial-matrix, once used to fold space, was now used to separate molecules. By channeling seawater through the miniaturized spatial-matrix, Jack could annihilate the salt content, transforming seawater into freshwater instantaneously. His invention promised to end water scarcity on a global scale.

Meanwhile, Tanya focused on cleaning the Earth's atmosphere. She had been working on a fleet of drones equipped with a specialized version of the spatial-matrix drive. As these drones flew through the atmosphere, their spatial-matrix drive would annihilate the toxic gases they encountered, effectively cleansing the air.

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With these new solutions, Jack and Tanya once again revolutionized life on Earth. Clean water became accessible to all, and the air started to clear of pollutants. The duo had ushered in a new era of peace, not just in the economic sense, but also by providing a healthier planet.

The moon base became a beacon of hope, a testament to humanity's capacity to adapt and innovate. Jack and Tanya, once known for their groundbreaking work in space exploration, were now the architects of a new Earth, a world where every person not only had equal wealth but also access to clean air and water. Their story was a testament to human ingenuity, a story of how science, when guided by empathy, could bring about a real, positive change.