Earth Planet Produces 8 Billion Viable Host Organisms

Adam Campbell-Schmitt
3 min readNov 18, 2022

Humanoids are said to be ideal nesting vessels for gestating larvae.

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“The world’s population milestone of 8 billion people has long-term significance for both rich and poor countries. While it took hundreds of thousands of years for the world’s population to reach 1 billion, the world grew from 7 billion to 8 billion just since 2010, a reflection of advancements in health.” — CBS News, Nov. 15, 2022

GLAXOR QUADRANT — Nitrogen-rich Earth Planet 117§ has produced at least 8 billion viable host organisms, according to new data released by the Planetary Assimilation Ministry (PAM).

The tiny organic life-supporting orb has beat initial projections by generating an additional one billion humanoids since PAM’s last survey eleven solar cycles ago. The milestone moves up the timetable for initiating a fertilization-based takeover to early next galactic orbit, insiders with knowledge of the repopulation project claim.

“When our ancestors seeded Earth Planet 117§ with humanoid genetic material over seven million cycles ago, they could have never imagined it reaching colonization viability at such a rapid rate,” High Elder Myxyx said in a statement provided to news media by the Eternal Hive. “We’re absolutely thrilled with the prospect that our most promising future outpost might even…

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Adam Campbell-Schmitt

A writer and editor living, laughing, and loving in the NYC suburbs. Twitter: @adamcswrites