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It is 2039. Selim is an astrophysics professor who is trying to find a new world to live. One day, an unknown video message arrives from an old man, who is talking about a coronal mass ejection that is going to occur on the surface of the sun. Selim does not believe in that old man in the beginning. After a while however, he finds out everything the old man says in video is actually true. He loses himself while searching the datas about sun. He finds some clues in that video message and by the help of those clues, he reaches some information about a facility which is located under the ground. He gets shot at that exact moment. When Selim awakes, he realizes that coronal mass ejection has already occurred and he is in that facility. He finds out that he is the one who is going to lead the research of the new era of the human kind. —Anonymous
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It is 2039. Selim is an astrophysics professor who is trying to find a new world to live. One day, an unknown video message arrives from an old man, who is talking about a coronal mass ejection that is going to occur on the surface of the sun. Selim does not believe in that old man in the beginning. After a while however, he finds out everything the old man says in video is actually true. He loses himself while searching the datas about sun. He finds some clues in that video message and by the help of those clues, he reaches some information about a facility which is located under the ground. He gets shot at that exact moment. When Selim awakes, he realizes that coronal mass ejection has already occurred and he is in that facility. He finds out that he is the one who is going to lead the research of the new era of the human kind. —Anonymous

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