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334 Terraforming Mars: Part 10
Phase II, not to be outdone, involved lassoing and nudging three well-aimed comets to the deep Hellas, Valles Marineris, and Acidalia Planitia depressions. Automated pulverization of the central equatorial bands of latitude released more oxygen and deposited topsoil that would be so necessary for the Phase III to come—actual colonization.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Robot
One of the good things about being a robot is you know exactly what your purpose in life is. You come into being secure in the knowledge that you have a purpose. You are not a random organic occurrence. You were created for a job. That job is clear to you and you know that it has value. The bad thing about being a robot is you don’t often get the chance to think for yourself.
By Chris Yanda2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of the Silent City
The first time Lena spoke, the air around her shimmered with static. Her voice, trembling and unfamiliar, barely rose above a whisper. But even that was enough to send shockwaves through the stillness. In the dystopian sprawl of Nova Callis, silence wasn’t just law—it was survival.
By Valente Oropeza2 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Stars:
In the farthest reaches of the galaxy, where distant stars twinkled like diamonds against the dark velvet sky, there was a planet known as Zorthia. Life on Zorthia was more advanced than humanity could ever imagine—spaceships capable of bending time, minds that communicated without words, and technology that could alter the very fabric of existence. Yet, despite its wonders, Zorthia’s greatest treasure was its vast knowledge—an understanding of the universe, its endless mysteries, and the countless civilizations scattered across the stars.
By Sazia Afreen Sumi2 years ago in Fiction
Could Time just be an Illustration and not Real?. AI-Generated.
Is Time Real or Just an Illusion? Exploring Einstein, Block Universes, and More Time is something we all experience, but what if it’s not what we think it is? For most of us, time feels like a one-way street, always pulling us forward, moment by moment, from the past into the future. We build our lives around it—planning, remembering, and anticipating—trusting it to follow a steady rhythm. Yet, the more scientists and philosophers study time, the more mysterious it becomes. Could time be more like a magician’s trick, a cleverly crafted illusion that deceives our senses? Or is it a fundamental fabric of reality, weaving together space and existence? The answers may challenge everything we think we know about the universe and our place in it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
By Kehinde Adesina2 years ago in Fiction
"Echoes Through Time"
I never imagined I would be the one to stumble upon time travel. Honestly, the thought never crossed my mind—until that fateful Tuesday afternoon when everything shifted. The future I once believed was my path had turned into a cage. Each mistake and regret had stacked up, forming an insurmountable wall. I had damaged friendships, missed chances, and hurt those I cared about the most—all because I failed to pause and consider the impact of my decisions.
By Sazia Afreen Sumi2 years ago in Fiction
