Earth and Space
It's the year 2070. Cities are no longer just urban centers—they are intelligent, interconnected ecosystems stretching across continents, oceans, and even into space. Mobility, technology, and nature coexist in perfect balance.
Welcome to Celestia, one of the world's most advanced future capitals, built across the sky, the sea, the Earth… and beyond.
At ground level, streets are reserved for pedestrians, cyclists, and electric public transport. All private traffic has moved underground and beneath the oceans, through a vast network of high-speed marine tunnels that connect continents in under an hour. Traveling from Paris to New York through a subsea hyper tunnel has become routine. Magnetic capsules glide silently at 1,500 km/h through low-pressure tubes beneath the sea floor.
But the journey doesn't stop there. In 2070, cities have also become urban spaceports. From the tops of the tallest skyscrapers—now integrated with orbital towers—suborbital shuttles depart, transporting people into space. In just 30 minutes, passengers can reach an orbital station or a base on the Moon. Some commuters even work in orbital factories, while others travel for leisure or to visit relatives living on Mars colonies.
Mobility is total, fluid, simultaneous: land, sea, sky, and space form one continuous network, managed by artificial intelligence that ensures safety, punctuality, and near-zero environmental impact.
Inside the city, transportation is fully integrated. Just say your destination, and your virtual assistant will arrange the most efficient route using:
• Flying drone taxis
• Urban hyperloop pods
• Intelligent moving walkways through vertical parks
• Or even holographic telepresence, so you don't need to move at all
Everything is designed to optimize time, resources, and quality of life.
Celestia is a symbol of a multi-planetary civilization, where technology is not an end in itself, but a tool for human progress. Cities in 2070 no longer simply contain life—they amplify it, expanding it from the oceans of Earth to the silence of the stars.