Fantasy
The Game of the Gods
The Game of the Gods No one can hear a scream in the vacuum of space. Or so they say. They would be wrong though. The gods can. The gods can do anything. They are omnipotent. They created it all and can change any of it on a whim. They can manipulate time and space. They have all the power. They can do whatever pleases them.
By Bonita L Peterson4 years ago in Fiction
Desired Limitations
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Sound travels through vibration in air particles that typically carry oxygen, and with space existing as a vacuum, sound becomes absent. Unless one were to carry radio device in ones' suit, you would not be able to hear your travel partner.
By Meli Remborn4 years ago in Fiction
Avalon Myst
CHAPTER 1 A pair of big brown eyes framed in strong cheekbones stared into the red, beat up Voltswagen rearview mirror. Aurora looked at her mother's reflection and that of her own in disdain. It was just the two of them ever since she could remember. Her mother held her gaze, silently pleading for the slightest bit of understanding. Aurora didn't get why they had to move; giving up everything they had worked so hard to obtain, just to start over in an unfamiliar and uncomfortable place.
By Sheena Seib4 years ago in Fiction
Beyond World Intelligence Facility BWIF
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. There are no sounds in space. If you see someone scream, you could feel their scream and have empathy for them. Is that the same as hearing? And just who are they that say?
By Helen BlackBurn 4 years ago in Fiction
Cold Heart
'Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say,' on Earth that blue, green planet, third out from a star, they called the 'sun' in one of the languages that was still operational to the end of the 2100s. But nobody knew better than 'Clyde' just how very wrong that 'fact' was as he screamed and tumbled his way back in ever decreasing orbits, to that light years away distant orb he had once called 'home'.
By L. Marshall4 years ago in Fiction
Songs of Starlight
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. You can try it, but the sound dies out seconds after its release... you along with it, IF of course you're the sort of being to actually need a steady helping of air, and don't have a helmet to pump you full of its sweet satisfying nutrients. Once everything is gone, this inky emptiness seeps into your insides and suffocates all semblance of life, instead.
By Ellen Stedfeld4 years ago in Fiction
The Science of Souls
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. No one heard him, or the explosion, as the nuke made it's way into the portal. It was like he was alone. Matteo was quiet for the first time, no one could hear his comms. There was no quip to the bad guy that would solve this, or make this at all light hearted. He was terrified and alone in space. Making the sacrifice play for a team that didn't care.
By Dany Jean-Pierre4 years ago in Fiction
