Mankind has already tried to save the planet from destruction. There is a point where we must stop and admit defeat. Global warming, the accumulation of pesticides, biological threats, and pollution are irreversible. Space is the only salvation. Mankind must migrate to other worlds. Our Migrate2 colonization project requires vast resources, but it is still $500 per person below the cost of fixing the planet. Our salvation is in the sky. It will be a challenge to transport all the ticket holders, including their cats, dogs, and belongings, on a ship. They will go to shelters already built. Half of the work is done. We created a flowchart for the exodus from Earth to establish a self-sustaining colony in another pristine place.

1. Preparation Phase

Assessment: Determine the viability of planets for colonization.

Selection: Choose a target planet based on criteria such as distance, environment, and resources.

Design: Plan the structure of shelters and life support systems.

Sale of all non-refundable tickets: payments are in cash or stellar credit

Training: Prepare astronauts and future colonists for space travel and life in extraterrestrial environments.

2. Launch Phase

Construction: Build spacecraft capable of carrying humans, animals, and cargo.

Loading: Load essential equipment, supplies, and DNA banks of Earth’s biodiversity.

Liftoff: Launch the spacecraft from Earth to the target planet.

3. Transit Phase

Navigation: Maneuver through space to reach the target planet.

Maintenance: Sustain life and equipment during the journey.

Monitoring: Continuously monitor the health and well-being of all aboard.

4. Arrival Phase

Orbit: Enter the target planet’s orbit and assess landing sites.

Descent: Land the spacecraft safely on the planet’s surface.

Initial Setup: Establish temporary habitats and life support systems.

5. Construction Phase

Shelter Building: Using local materials and 3D printing technologies, construct permanent shelters.

Infrastructure: Develop infrastructure for power, water, and waste management.

6. Sustainability Phase

Agriculture: Implement methods to grow food using hydroponics, aeroponics, and closed-loop life support systems.

As the population grows, expand living spaces and facilities.

Research: Conduct research to improve self-sufficiency and prepare for further exploration.

7. The long-term survival phase

Adaptation: adjust to the new environment and create a sustainable ecosystem.

Community: Establish a social structure and community governance.

Continuity: Maintain human culture and knowledge.