The Sumerians were not the first civilization. They wrote about those who came before, way before: the ones who terraformed the Earth into a living planet. They came from Proxima B.

Earth’s creation begins far away, near a small, faint star called Proxima Centauri. This star is the closest one to our Sun, located at a distance of 4.24 light-years, so its light takes a little over four years to travel from there to here. Around Proxima Centauri orbits a planet known as Proxima B. This planet is important because it is home to a very advanced civilization called the Centaurians. The Centaurians are intelligent beings who possess technology and knowledge far beyond what we currently understand.

One of the most interesting events in the Centaurians' history was their discovery of Earth 539 million years ago. Earth is a planet in their neighboring star system, known as the Sol system, which includes the Sun and all the planets orbiting it. The Centaurians found Earth to be a planet quite similar in size to their home planet, Proxima B. However, when they first observed Earth, it appeared barren and lifeless except for simple single-celled microbes. Unlike their vibrant and advanced world, Earth had no signs of civilization or development.

This discovery sparked their interest and imagination. The Centaurians saw potential in this planet. They chose to name the planet "Giastra" or "Earth" as we know it today. The Centaurians did not stop at merely finding Earth; they wanted to transform the planet to make it livable for their kind. To achieve this, they formed a special team that included scientists, engineers, and explorers. This group’s mission was to travel from Proxima B to Earth and convert the barren planet into a new home.

This team created a Terraforming Blueprint. Terraforming is the process of altering a planet’s environment so that it can support life. This is the story of how they made the Earth into a living planet.