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| − | Akart is a planet of the star system Proxima-Centauri, 5 light years distant from Earth, in another space-time continuum that was, by the year 2007, inhabited by over 34,000,000,000 human beings. In the year 2007 the overpopulation there had caused nature and the climate to become completely destroyed, and in the end an oxygen and atmospheric collapse occurred. Only 116 million were able to be rescued and resettled on other worlds by the Plejaren.<ref>[[Contact Report 476]] approx line 77 to 84</ref> They are/were capable of space travel and | + | Akart is a planet of the star system Proxima-Centauri, 5 light years distant from Earth, in another space-time continuum that was, by the year 2007, inhabited by over 34,000,000,000 human beings. In the year 2007 the overpopulation there had caused nature and the climate to become completely destroyed, and in the end an oxygen and atmospheric collapse occurred. Only 116 million were able to be rescued and resettled on other worlds by the Plejaren.<ref>[[Contact Report 476]] approx line 77 to 84</ref> They are/were capable of space travel and visited the Earth often to collect fruits, grains and vegetables to set out to grow on Akart.<ref>[[Contact Report 31]]</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 10:55, 5 April 2021
Akart is a planet of the star system Proxima-Centauri, 5 light years distant from Earth, in another space-time continuum that was, by the year 2007, inhabited by over 34,000,000,000 human beings. In the year 2007 the overpopulation there had caused nature and the climate to become completely destroyed, and in the end an oxygen and atmospheric collapse occurred. Only 116 million were able to be rescued and resettled on other worlds by the Plejaren.[1] They are/were capable of space travel and visited the Earth often to collect fruits, grains and vegetables to set out to grow on Akart.[2]
References
- ↑ Contact Report 476 approx line 77 to 84
- ↑ Contact Report 31
