Homo Galacticus to Colonise Other Planets and Galaxies

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Set against the backdrop of global warming, the emergence of a new human phenotype, Homo neoneanderthalis, is driven by the development of archaeaons—cell organelles with unique capabilities. These archaeaons enable the new species to thrive in extreme climates by fixing carbon dioxide and ammonia, facilitating the synthesis of essential carbohydrates and proteins. With advanced metabolic functions, including biological fission and fusion, as well as the ability to generate water, this species is poised for survival and potential colonization of other planets, showcasing extraordinary traits like quantal perception and teleportation.