I’m interested in what endures when comfort is stripped away: in people, machines, civilizations. The quiet bonds that survive with them. Stories that ask what’s worth carrying forward, together.
Expedition 63
When the unthinkable happens, six astronauts aboard the Space Station become humanity’s last witnesses.
Cut off from Earth after a nuclear apocalypse, they must navigate dwindling resources, impossible decisions, and the quiet terror of watching their world burn beneath them.
As days turn into months, survival becomes more than keeping the Station running. Bonds deepen. Love emerges in the unlikeliest places. And fragile, stubborn, human hope refuses to die.
This is a story of endurance against unimaginable odds, of connection in isolation, and of what it means to keep living when everything you knew is gone.