Sci Fi

Dauntless. Top Story - February 2024. Content Warning.
“Shuttle seven landing confirmed,” said the hangar master. “Shuttle eight begin docking sequence. Shuttle nine make final approach. Shuttle ten begin approach. Shuttle eleven enter docking pattern.”
By Alexander McEvoy3 years ago in Fiction
The Hopeful Wanderer
In the heart of a snow-covered forest, where the world was swallowed by an endless winter, Aria wandered alone. The snowflakes fell softly around her, creating a hushed silence that wrapped her in a cocoon of tranquility.
By Denise Larkin3 years ago in Fiction
Shadows of Digital Deception
The Harper family lived in a quaint suburban neighborhood, where weekends were filled with laughter and shared moments. Mark and Laura Harper worked hard to provide for their two children, Emily and Tyler, in a world that seemed increasingly interconnected through digital means.
By Christopher Ezeh3 years ago in Fiction
Rising from the Ashes
In the wake of devastation, hope flickered like a fragile flame amidst the ashes. The town of Crestwood lay in ruins, its once vibrant community reduced to rubble by the merciless hands of wildfire. Amongst the scorched remains stood the remnants of Crestwood High School, a symbol of resilience amid the desolation.
By Ernest James3 years ago in Fiction
The Lost Journal. Top Story - February 2024. Content Warning.
There I was, sitting around. I’d be smiling if I had a face. I was sitting on a shelf in the corner of a dimly lit room. I was friends with the other forgotten and dusty items here.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
Some Prophesies Should Be Fulfilled
“This is Ellington, I found it. Should have it recovered in an hour.” “It is the Day of Opening,” she proclaimed, “Last night a streak of fire lit the sky as the ancient prophesy foretold. Let us find the sacred box.”
By Charliy Nash3 years ago in Fiction
Stephan: The Last of the Voltarians
February 7, 2144 Lieutenant Anthony Cheng and his squad finally broke into the last chamber of the Voltarian base nestled at the foot of the Whitmore Mountains.
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Fiction
The Story about of Block Hole
Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity and its theories provide the basis of the intriguing tale of black holes. Einstein postulated in 1916 that distortions in space-time, which we experience as gravity, may be brought about by enormous objects. His idea states that in the event that a large star collapses due to its own gravity at the conclusion of its life cycle, it would produce a very dense zone in space from which nothing could escape, not even light. We now refer to this area as a black hole.
By Vijay Kumar3 years ago in Fiction
First of Her Kind Part 11. Content Warning.
Adam’s eyes flew open, and she was momentarily blinded by the exam light over head. Her mouth was dry and lips so chapped that they were sticking together. The room felt freezing cold and she realized she was only covered by a thin sheet drenched in sweat.
By C. Lea Roufley3 years ago in Fiction
Pebble
I have never been a good sleeper. I would dream almost every time, which, I’ve been told, was a sign of stress. I never remembered the details, but always, always, I would wake up with remnants of a feeling.
By L Mincola3 years ago in Fiction
Some Cake Would Be Nice
After sky-cycling from Kyoto to Lagos, Yuzuko decided some cake would be nice. Abukar didn’t look like a billionaire with his oven mitts and baggy jeans. Nor did she drenched in sweat.
By Chloe Gilholy3 years ago in Fiction
The Choice
I never knew my father. He died when I was a baby, in a car accident. My mother never talked much about him, except to say that he was a good man and that he loved me very much. She said he left something for me, something that I would inherit when I turned 18.
By Khalid Abozaid3 years ago in Fiction