The main leitmotif of the book is the theme of the cosmic single Robinsonade, space exploration, exploration of objects of the Kuiper Belt, Pluto and its satellites, an alternative view of the philosophy of Contact with extraterrestrial intelligence, as well as the personal theories and views of the author, integrated into the outline of the plot in a light scientific- popular form. In addition to the space theme itself, a fairly large volume of the book is devoted to the philosophical and theological aspects of space, time, and existence, which takes the book beyond the standard framework of entertaining science fiction works. Book 1. γ-O2 or Freezing Oxygen. The first book is dedicated to the beginning of the space expedition. It tells how the hero got into “such” a situation, what problems and hardships await him. The first adventures in outer space somewhere in the Kuiper Belt region, “slightly” falling short of Pluto. Energy crisis, loss of oxygen in conditions where there is nothing to eat. A wonderful rescue and many other interesting things.