A HISTORY OF ALIEN RACES AND THE PLANET EARTH
by Adam Schiller
1999 saw the breaking of a mold on the small--but never to be called insignifigant!--planet known as Earth. This mold, this accepted fact, was that this race, the race we know as humanity, was alone in the universe--immune and ignorant of outside influences among the stars. So when suddenly, the gigantic super dimensional fortress landed on the planet, it was an awakening to the people: In a blink of an eye, there were alien races to know of, or perhaps, to beware of.
Knowing that humanity was not alone in the universe was shock enough to the unknowing peoples of Earth, who were, at that time, engaged in a war which may have destroyed the Earth without the aid of alien invasion. However, it was ten years later that the planet would have its first brush with alien specie, the Zentraedi making their presence known with a fleet of warships that could intimidate the planet via RADAR alone.
With this, humanity took its first step into interstellar warfare, making space its battlefield and home, as the Zentraedi had. In the next century, the race would advance with a rapidity not seen since the birth of protoculture; they would turn enemies into lifelong friends, send their peoples to live on entirely alien planets, and discover worlds and peoples that their greatest science-fiction writers could not have ever dreamed. And as each year goes by, more and more will be written in the space dialogues of humanity, and each encounter shall be wanton of being that final step.
So with the growth of humanity's exploits and the creation of life as we know it today, where we live, freely intermix, and watch our children to play with those of alien races on our playgrounds, and even marry and breed with our alien friends, we should take a look into each of their histories--histories that have shaped themselves into our own--for as the famous human scientist of the U.N. Spacy, Dr. Emil Lang, so elequently put it:
"For us to come together is indeed a miracle beyond compare, but for us to forge a single future as one, that is a gift from God himself."
