The Greater German Republic will achieve their goals of leaving planet Earth and finding a new home for all of humanity.

HEAD OF SPACE ADMINISTRATION 

Professor John Brand (Previous)

Murphy Cooper

MISSION CREW

Romilly

Doyle

Amelia Brand

TARS (ROBOTIC)

CASE (ROBOTIC)

NOTABLE CREW

Joseph A. Cooper

Vision and Goals

    •    Primary Goal: Discover and explore an exoplanet capable of supporting human life.
    •    Secondary Goals: Advance space exploration technology and expand humanity’s reach into the universe.

Mission Phases

Phase 1: Research and Development (5-10 years)

    •    Exoplanet Identification: Use space telescopes to find potentially habitable planets.
    •    Advanced Propulsion: Develop faster spacecraft propulsion systems.
    •    Spacecraft Design: Create spacecraft with life support and radiation protection for long-duration travel.
    •    International Collaboration: Partner with other nations and private companies.

Phase 2: Planning and Assembly (10-20 years)

    •    Launch Infrastructure: Build spaceports for launching large spacecraft.
    •    Spacecraft Assembly: Construct the spacecraft in orbit using advanced manufacturing.
    •    Crew Training: Select and train astronauts for deep space missions.

Phase 3: Mission Execution (20-50 years)

    •    Launch and Transit: Begin the journey to the selected exoplanet.
    •    Data Collection: Study the planet upon arrival to assess habitability.
    •    Exploration: Deploy robotic and human explorers to study the planet.

Phase 4: Establishing a Presence (50+ years)

    •    Colony Establishment: Build a sustainable human colony.
    •    Terraforming: Modify the environment if necessary for human life.
    •    Expansion: Continue exploration and expand the colony.

Challenges

    •    Technological Hurdles: Develop reliable propulsion, life support, and radiation shielding.
    •    Funding: Secure financial resources through partnerships.
    •    Political Will: Maintain long-term support from governments.
    •    Ethical Considerations: Conduct the mission responsibly, especially regarding potential alien life.

Public Engagement

    •    Inspire Future Generations: Use the mission to foster interest in science and technology.
    •    Transparent Communication: Share progress with the public to maintain support and excitement.