Recently in our world we have discovered an alien star system called Alpha Centuari. That star system contains planets that could sustain extraterrestrial life far more advanced than us. The star system also contains exotic and beautiful earth like planets that we could soon live on one day, but as of right now it would be nearly impossible to get there, even at the speed of light!

The year is now 2030 and our Earth is heating up rapidly and losing clean drinking water because of all of the pollution and green house gases we where burning for many decades. Many of us humans are starting to live underground because of the severe and harsh weather conditions on the surface of the Earth and many of us don't have access to any clean drinking water. 

The population has went down by about 45 percent and it's not stopping, and as of January 23rd the U.S government and NASA officials said "We people, in these dark times can longer keep the human race from continuing, we have lost over 4.5 billion human lives because most of them didn't have access to clean drinking water or where affected by the powerful radiation waves from the sun. Our oxygen right now is infected with way too much pollution and it is effecting us too, we have lost the lives of over 970 million people that have obtained lung disease from our polluted air. So today I am making it official that our planet Earth can no longer support human lives anymore, but we have a solution to save our human race in this universe. We will be sending out 23 one-person space probes to the dwarf star Proxima Centuari in the Alpha Centuari star system, where there is a planet by the name of Kepler 186f which has been our number one most habitable planet for over 13 years other than Earth. We are hoping that the majority of those probes will make it on to that planet, we will be sending out humans from the ages of 13-30 to be sent out.   Thank you for your time everyone and may everyone live in peace for the rest of your lives."

I had no idea that this would ever happen, but it did...
My name is Jonathan Acosta and this is the story of how I made it to humanity's next planet Kepler 186f...