Chapter Five
Daniel looked out of the viewport at the moon. Swirls of orange and green filled the sphere. He looked at the radar and saw the transmission of radio waves emitting from the moon. It was probably nothing, probably just a lightning storm, but he still wanted to check it out.
“What are the levels on this moon?” Daniel asked.
“Level 2?” Shawn asked.
Daniel smacked his hand onto his face. “What’s the genetic gas makeup on the moon?”
“Why didn’t you just ask that?” Shawn asked. “Argon 0.8, Nitrogen 76 percent, oxygen 23 percent, and 0.2 percent of trace gases.”
“A little bit higher than earth. What percent of the trace gases is carbon dioxide?”
“Sixty percent.”
Daniel stroked his chin. “That’s a bit low, especially at 0.2 percent. It’s likely there is no animal life on the
