| rdfs:comment | - The term Stephen D. Kenny used for the SRF team members, referring to them as "seeds" bearing the future of the human race on their shoulders. In A.D. 2072, an environmental research team on Earth led by Dr. Arnold Maverick discovered a sarcophagus that belonged to an ancient civilization from approximately 12,000 years ago. DNA samples taken from it revealed a lost genome, one that has no counterpart in modern humans. Later studies conducted by Dr. Saionji's group found that combining this genome with dormant portions of the modern human genome could produce a race of people highly resistant and adaptable to harsh environments. The Federation government, faced with the extinction of the human race, saw the potential to save mankind in these findings and conducted further experimentation o
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| abstract | - The term Stephen D. Kenny used for the SRF team members, referring to them as "seeds" bearing the future of the human race on their shoulders. In A.D. 2072, an environmental research team on Earth led by Dr. Arnold Maverick discovered a sarcophagus that belonged to an ancient civilization from approximately 12,000 years ago. DNA samples taken from it revealed a lost genome, one that has no counterpart in modern humans. Later studies conducted by Dr. Saionji's group found that combining this genome with dormant portions of the modern human genome could produce a race of people highly resistant and adaptable to harsh environments. The Federation government, faced with the extinction of the human race, saw the potential to save mankind in these findings and conducted further experimentation on a top-secret basis. The so-called "Project Hope," carried out through the cooperation of Dr. Saionji, Dr. Maverick, and the Almedio conglomerate, produced a group of three superhuman babies — the children of the three benefactors.
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