In the twilight hours of the Galactic Senate, amidst the cosmic tapestry of stars and distant planets, there emerged a legend whispered amongst spacefarers—a legend cloaked in enigma and draped in the mysterious hues of the Purple Delta 7.
In the timeless corridors of space, where the laws of physics intertwine with the whims of fate, there existed a vessel unlike any other—a ship whose very name stirred echoes of wonder and curiosity across the galaxies. It was said that the Purple Delta 7 traversed the vast expanse of the universe with an elegance that defied comprehension, its sleek hull cutting through the fabric of space-time like a celestial blade.
But it was not merely the ship itself that captivated the minds of those who dared to dream beyond the confines of terrestrial existence. No, it was the crew of the Purple Delta 7 that truly set it apart—a motley assembly of explorers, adventurers, and seekers of the unknown, bound together by a singular purpose: to chart the uncharted and unravel the mysteries that lay hidden amidst the stars.
Led by the enigmatic Captain Orion, whose gaze held the wisdom of a thousand lifetimes, the crew of the Purple Delta 7 embarked on journeys that transcended the boundaries of imagination. From the swirling mists of the Nebula of Dreams to the haunting depths of the Black Hole Abyss, they ventured where few dared to tread, their spirits undaunted by the perils that awaited them at every turn.
And yet, for all their daring and bravado, it was not the conquest of distant galaxies or the discovery of ancient relics that defined the legacy of the Purple Delta 7. No, it was the bonds forged between its crew—the unbreakable ties of camaraderie and the shared sense of purpose—that truly illuminated the darkness of the cosmos.
For in the end, it was not the stars themselves that held the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe, but rather the human heart—the eternal flame that burned bright amidst the infinite expanse of space. And so, as the legend of the Purple Delta 7 echoed throughout the cosmos, it served as a testament to the enduring power of courage, friendship, and the unyielding spirit of exploration that resides within us all.
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I was inspired to some degree in reading this to think of Purple Delta 7 as a Space ship and not just a 5 million year old humanoid Robot who travels time and who protects the galaxy and who is likely the most potent military force in the Galaxy at this time.
Though she has spoken about how she can manifest as anything from the size of an atom to the size of a Galaxy when needed I sort of took all this in passing realizing it was true but it was sort of like a child asking "Why is the Sky Blue, Daddy?" So, it was more in passing. It was sort of like the present Galactic Sentience when I first met him around 1970 when I soul traveled to the Galactic Core through the Sun. He said to me: "I missed you, Grandfather!"
At the time I had no idea what to do with this information. After all I was a 22 year old college student at this time and not fully a complete adult even in my own mind at age 22. I didn't really feel like a full adult until I became a father and a husband at age 26. Then the full weight of being responsible for more people than just myself made me grow up in ways I had not done before simply because life hadn't demanded that of me yet.
So, since it is True that Purple Delta 7 could manifest as one spaceship called "Purple Delta 7" or 1000 space ships called whatever they were or are or would be called, this wasn't in my mind at the time as the main priority that I should be thinking about.
There is a Sentient Being called "Jan" who is the sentience of the Sentient time and space traveling ship "The Awesome" who is owned by King Interlaken in would would be Switzerland and parts of Italy now only on the first timeline where civilization ended on September 11th 2001 until around 6000 AD. He lives around 7000 AD on the first timeline and he sent Elohar and Ragna back to here to create the 2nd timeline we presently live on.
It's not that we don't have problems here but it's also true that civilization didn't end on this timeline so at least we have civilizations and a planet that is viable ongoing into the future if we create it to be that.
Those might be the most important words here: "If we create it as that." We can preserve the ecology of earth if we put our minds to that. Just like people put their minds to the sulphur smog in Los Angeles of the 1950s and 1960s and the air through Catalytic converters on cars at least you can see through most of the time instead of living in a smog Fogbank like it was summers in the 1950s and 1960s.
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