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I sat in the dimly lit room, the weight of the scientist’s words pressing down on me like a suffocating blanket. The danger in the elliptical orbit was real, tangible, a threat looming on the horizon. A planet hurtling towards Earth, a harbinger of destruction and chaos.

As the news spread like wildfire, a hush fell over the world. People whispered in fear and disbelief, their eyes searching the heavens for any sign of hope. Was there a God watching over us? Had He sent His Son to plead with the earth, to offer salvation in our darkest hour?

Questions swirled in my mind, doubts and fears colliding like storm-tossed waves in a turbulent sea. The silence that blanketed the earth was deafening, a prelude to the storm that awaited us all.

In the distance, I could hear the muffled sounds of weeping and prayers, a cacophony of voices raised in desperation and supplication. The fragility of our existence had never been more apparent, our mortality laid bare before us like an open wound.

As I gazed out into the night sky, searching for answers among the stars, a sense of awe and dread washed over me. The cosmos held its secrets close, whispering of ancient truths and mysteries beyond our comprehension.

And in that moment of stillness and uncertainty, I found myself grappling with the ultimate question: were we alone in this vast universe, adrift in a sea of endless possibilities? Or was there a guiding hand, a divine presence watching over us even now as we stood on the brink of annihilation?

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