Earth 2.0 - Kunefke, Kent
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A huge blunder by the Space Force leads to the discovery of a hidden planet in Earth's orbit directly behind the Sun. A huge blunder by the Space Force leads to the discovery of a hidden planet in Earth's orbit directly behind the Sun. Follow Jack, Adam, and Ruby as they explore this wonderful new world. A team is quickly assembled and launched to the planet in 2076. Made up of both private company and government personnel, the team encounters a broad spectrum of animal life ranging from dinosaurs to ice age beasts and modern day herds of herbivores as well as some unidentifiable species. The…mehr

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A huge blunder by the Space Force leads to the discovery of a hidden planet in Earth's orbit directly behind the Sun. A huge blunder by the Space Force leads to the discovery of a hidden planet in Earth's orbit directly behind the Sun. Follow Jack, Adam, and Ruby as they explore this wonderful new world. A team is quickly assembled and launched to the planet in 2076. Made up of both private company and government personnel, the team encounters a broad spectrum of animal life ranging from dinosaurs to ice age beasts and modern day herds of herbivores as well as some unidentifiable species. The mission goal is to gather as much information near the landing zone and then get everyone everyone back to Earth safely. That's easier said than done.
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Raised in a small southeast Texas town, Kent Kunefke grew up in a little Baptist church at a wonderful time of moon landings and dinosaur discoveries. From an early age, Kent was curious about everything and questioned just about everything but still held strong to his Christian upbringing and the belief that God created the Heavens and the Earth. He was always a free thinker and therefore struggled with his deep seeded religion and natural science most of his life. Not willing to give up either, Kent eventually found a compromise for himself between the two philosophies and wants to share his thoughts with the world.