Ep. 119: Planet M shaped like a convex lens approaches Earth reflecting solar light to create an incandescent hell
Aired on May 15, 1965

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Planet M, which has the shape of a convex lens, is moving toward Earth. This celestial body reflects solar light directly at the planet, causing the surface to become an incandescent hell. Despite this global threat, humanity fails to cooperate in addressing the crisis. The primary reason for this lack of unity is that every individual is driven by their own personal greed rather than a collective desire for survival. This selfish motivation prevents any effective response to the impending disaster caused by the approaching planet.
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