Sci Fi

Frozen in time
One day out of the blue my father sprung a total mind bender of an idea he had that he wanted to be frozen after his death so that he could come back when they discovered a cure for the disease he was dying from. He wasn’t ready to give up on life yet, and just wanted to hang around for science to catch up with medical discoveries so that he could live longer than early 21st century technologies allowed humans to live. One day, he said, humans will be immortal, we just have to figure out how. And cryogenics is the way to wait until we invent medical technologies to do that.
By Guy lynn2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of the Digital Divide
In 2084, humanity lived in two worlds: the "Neuro," a hyper-realistic digital utopia powered by advanced AI, and the "Outlands," a crumbling reality left behind. The Neuro promised immortality and endless joy—a place where minds could exist free from the constraints of the physical world. For most, it was paradise. For Talia, it was a nightmare.
By Oluwafemi Fred-Ahmadu2 years ago in Fiction
Time Slips and Time Travel Theories-Reality or Myth
Time travel and quantum physics have always fascinated us. From old stories to today's science, the idea of moving through time is captivating. We'll look into the world of time slips and theories, where science meets the unknown.
By Dhanush Paramasivam2 years ago in Fiction
When the Future Needs the Past
Michael Westing reluctantly put his book down and got up from his comfortable chair. His attempt to ignore the persistent knocking at his door had failed. Whoever was there was not about to leave.
By Scott A. Gese2 years ago in Fiction
Oh, Jeff... Flash Fiction Challenge Entry
“Oh, Jeff... I love you too... but…” “Again!” An angry voice echoed through the receiver, followed by the abrupt sound of disconnection.
By Bozhan Bozhkov2 years ago in Fiction
Transforming Lives: The Impact of Amazing Science Gadgets and Inventions
I. Introduction Science and technology play a huge role in our daily lives. From the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed, we are surrounded by gadgets and inventions that make our lives easier, healthier, and more enjoyable. These incredible innovations are constantly evolving, bringing new and exciting possibilities. Let's dive into some amazing science gadgets and inventions that are making a big impact on our lives.
By creative articles2 years ago in Fiction
348 Terraforming Mars Part 12
The sixty years of Phase III brought the colony population to 2,700, and it was designated now a compound, although politics even began pushing the designation "camp." Terraforming did the hard way what tempconciliation—it was anticipated—might do easily: provide the atmospheric conditions of a prior time, allowing the awakening from ancient dormancy flora and fauna, like what had happened with the Chantū and the ferropods. The xenobotanists tackled the Chantū, Ares arboreta; the xenobiologists focused on the ferropod, Ferropodia conglobinans. And the promise of tempconciliation would bring the rest of it, hopefully.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Love Across the Stars: A Journey from Earth to Mars
Across the Stars: A Love Beyond Mars The Beginning of Something Extraordinary It all started with a message—a simple text, exchanged in the quiet of the night. Lena sat in her small apartment on Earth, staring at the screen of her communication device. It had been months since she’d met Alex through an interplanetary space program. He was one of the first settlers on Mars, and she was a young scientist working on Earth’s space missions.
By Say the truth 2 years ago in Fiction
Documentary: Mass Alien Abduction in Pennsylvania
Chapter 1: The Silence Date: July 4th, 2024 Location: Bucks County, Pennsylvania Victims: 127 reported missing The Fourth of July fireworks display in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, was abruptly cut short by a strange, eerie silence. Witnesses describe a sudden hush, a chilling stillness that descended upon the crowd. Then, the disappearances began. 127 people, men, women, and children, vanished without a trace. Cars abandoned mid-drive, picnic blankets left behind, screams cut short mid-sentence.
By Kelly Munala Brookes2 years ago in Fiction
Serah and the Mysteries of the Universe
Chapter 1: The Flying Saucer The shimmering towers of Atlantis pierced the luminescent sky, casting long, ethereal shadows across the crystalline city. Princess Serah, with her hair the color of the deepest ocean and eyes like polished pearls, gazed out from the balcony of the royal palace. The air hummed with the rhythmic pulse of the city, a symphony of flowing water and the gentle hum of energy fields.
By Kelly Munala Brookes2 years ago in Fiction
Lunar Lessons: Adventures on the Flying Bus to Moon School
The alarm chimed softly at 5:30 a.m., its melody echoing in my lunar pod. I stretched and floated gently out of bed, feeling the comforting tug of my magnetic slippers keeping me grounded. Outside, the Moon's surface shimmered in the sunlightLunar Lessons: Adventures on the Flying Bus to Moon School Description:, casting long shadows across the endless craters. Another school day was about to begin. I grabbed my hover backpack and hopped aboard the flying bus that picked us up from our lunar colonies. The bus wasn’t just a mode of transportation—it was an experience. Its metallic frame gleamed against the dark sky, and its anti-gravity wings made it hover effortlessly above the Moon’s surface.
By Say the truth 2 years ago in Fiction
The Timeline of the Antichrist: A Shadowy Figure
The Antichrist, a figure shrouded in religious and mythical prophecies, remains a subject of fascination and fear. In Christian eschatology, the Antichrist is often depicted as a powerful and deceptive individual who will arise during the end times, opposing and mimicking Christ.
By Kelly Munala Brookes2 years ago in Fiction