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This is the final part of our story about Nia. Nia had to land on earth to recharge the batteries

in her capsule and she decided to go and explore. She met some crows, a dog, and some cows

before running into Georgina, a young girl. Georgina invites her to her house to try some

of her mom's baking. But when Georgina's mom sees Nia, things don't go so well.

Nia visits earth part three. Nia's home planet alpha in some ways was not so different from earth.

It supported a variety of life including a number of sentient species, like alphans and others.

The gravity of the planets was also similar, as is the fact that they orbit a large yellow sun.

The colors of the planets are remarkably different however. Alpha's native plant life is of a single

color, just like earth in its early stages of development. But within this color, there are many

shades of which the human eye would not be able to notice, but which the alphans have adapted to

see over the millennia. Nia grew up in one of the many large cities that grew out from the

surrounding environment. Thousands of years ago, the people of her planet learned to build

and grow in harmony with the plant and animal life. They were so successful that there is no

pollution, and the cities look almost the same as the environment they grew out of.

The alphans have families and a social life too. Nia has the equivalent of a mother and father

and sisters and brothers. But in her city, many elders share responsibility in raising the young ones.

Though she didn't often think so, Nia was lucky that her maiter was a famous scientist and would

help her mother and father tutor her in the sciences, and would also guide her towards where she

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