Mission Europe

In the year 2186, the future of Earth's habitability is in grave danger. With an atmosphere severely weakened by human abuses and by recent strong solar storms, a team of top scientists is developing a key contingency plan to face this critical situation for humanity. The scientists discovered that by spraying gold in the form of nanoparticles and leaving it suspended around planet Earth, synthetic protection is achieved, with an effect identical to that of the natural atmosphere. After humans had exploited and practically consumed all the gold reserves of our planet, the atmosphere had not reached its full reconstruction. More gold was needed to complete a 100% protection of the necessary coverage. This gave rise to the need to start the search for gold outside planet Earth. The treasured extraterrestrial mineral is now the only priority. After surveying all corners of our solar system, the exploration chiefs and experts responsible for the Atmosphere Project have determined that Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, is key to continuing the reconstruction project. Europa shows large concentrations of gold. It also presents climatic conditions suitable for life and to initiate a mining exploitation mission to collect all the necessary gold to save Earth. The Europa Mission team has managed to establish a base on Jupiter's natural satellite and thanks to the latest technologies and the rigorous preparation of the astronauts, it is possible to face the extreme conditions presented in a world full of frozen oceans where the Sun's light barely arrives. But, not everything always goes well. Jupiter is a gaseous planet with electromagnetic storms the size of Earth. Recently these storms have affected communications and we have lost contact with the team responsible for the Europa Mission installations. It is necessary for an elite team, whose members have rigorous training and are capable of dealing with any kind of adversity, to take on the mission to travel to Europa, re-establish communications and determine what the situation is.