The

Mayflower II

Escape To a New World

A New Start On A New World
Our world is changing so fast and not for the better. Pollution of the water and air around the globe has almost rendered the planet unlivable. Global unemployment is nearing 40%. Riots are happening in almost every major city. Crime and gang violence worldwide has reached new heights. Wars rages out of control across the entire planet. Everywhere people are searching for a better life and a safer place to live, but there are no safe havens left on Earth.

Before now there was nowhere else to go.

Advances in space travel technology and the astral sciences has made it possible to identify habitable worlds around nearby stars and travel to those stars in relative safety and comfort. For the first time in human history it is possible to colonize another world.

• This is a computer enhanced image of the newest world to be discovered. It is just a little over 27 light-years away.

• While there are other worlds that are closer; this one offers the best chance for the success of our venture. This is our target world.

• The atmosphere is oxygen rich and a little above Earth norm. Shallow oceans cover more than 60 percent of the planetary surface. It has two moons. While being slightly larger than Earth it is not quite as dense and so the gravity will be about the same as Earth's. The pictures of this new world shows that there is plant life of some kind on the planet.

Our Ship The Mayflower II

The Mayflower II is a state of the art solar-sail spacecraft with an ion drive and a fusion reactor.

There are 120 habitat modules linked together. Each module has over 5000 square feet of living space and a garden module of about 5000 square feet also.

This provides the Mayflower II with more than 135 acres of garden space.

The common shared space in the rear of the ship provides an Earth normal gravity and various recreational and entertainment areas. The ship's school, library, and addition hydroponics are also located in this section of the ship.

Blueprint views of the Mayflower II in its early conceptual phase. Originally designed with an advanced ion drive and a thorium nuclear reactor.

The Mayflower II is 3880 feet long and a 1000 feet wide at its widest point. Each habitat section is 100 feet long and 140 feet wide and is made up of 4 habitat modules each 90 feet long, 50 feet high, and 60 feet wide narrowing to 20 feet.

The Mayflower II's solar-sails are each 1900 feet high and 1870 feet wide with a total wing span of 3800 feet

Visit The Habitat Module