Sci Fi

Of One Mind
They say nobody can hear you scream in the vacuum of space. Yet the scream Cybel heard reverberating through her skull was all too real. Answering the scream with her own, Cybel keeled over in agony, clutching her head for fear that it would burst. Gritting her teeth, Cybel looked up at the overhead monitor and watched a replay of her handiwork: a silver starship blossoming into flame.
By Louis T3 years ago in Fiction
The Lost World
TheteeLostorld The year was 2350, and humanity had achieved remarkable advancements in technology. Interstellar travel had become a reality, and the universe was now a playground for exploration. Among the countless planets and galaxies, a small team of scientists embarked on an extraordinary mission to unravel the mysteries of a distant world.
By Joshua Agama3 years ago in Fiction
Power Transmission: Empowering a Sustainable Future
Introduction: In an era where energy consumption is increasing exponentially, power transmission plays a vital role in ensuring a reliable and efficient supply of electricity. The demand for electricity is driven by various sectors, including residential, commercial, and industrial. As we strive to build a sustainable future, it is essential to explore innovative power transmission technologies that can meet the growing energy needs while minimizing environmental impact. In this blog post, we will delve into the world of power transmission, examining its importance, challenges, and the emerging trends shaping the industry.
By Tech Infinity3 years ago in Fiction
Nanai
I love seeing Nana. I’m grateful her estate paid for top notch personality encoding. I never have to wait long. The mausoleum prioritizes family in the queue, and most of her visitors are aspiring authors who can only afford 20 minutes of advice.
By JD Bickle3 years ago in Fiction
Night Terror
Broken is the heart that murmurs and whispers loudly in the quiet of night. Like a terrible storm, the wind blows but it's unknown which way the wind will strike. A broken heart no one can see, but one can feel the breaking. The silent killer; This is the true terror of night, not the boogie man. Consumed by sorrow, she puts on smile and gives an astounding performance. But as the moon rise, one can hear her cries. Barren is her womb and woes. Fame is her legend, but shame leaves her lonely. She is the only lonely legend.
By Michelle Semexant 3 years ago in Fiction
Is Time Travel Theoretically Possible?
Time travel has long been a fascinating concept in science fiction, capturing the imaginations of countless individuals. While it remains speculative, the notion of time travel has garnered significant attention within the realm of theoretical physics. Although the scientific community has not yet discovered a definitive method for time travel, certain theories and possibilities have been proposed.
By Minu Singh3 years ago in Fiction
Launch Sequence
There’s a spark, hiss, and clank. The doors open, I am ripped into space. My heart is racing, breath gasping. My shuttle glints in the distance. The oxygen meter is counting down.
By Kenz3 years ago in Fiction
Can a Robot Ever Become Your Friend?
In the era of rapid technological advancement, the boundaries between humans and machines continue to blur. One intriguing question that arises is whether a robot can ever become a genuine friend to humans. While the idea of forming deep connections with artificial intelligence may seem far-fetched, recent advancements in robotics and AI have sparked debates about the potential for robots to fill the role of companions. This article explores the various aspects surrounding the concept of robots as friends, discussing both the possibilities and limitations of such relationships.
By Martin.F3 years ago in Fiction
The Secret of the Abandoned Mansion : THE END
As they made their way back to the ground floor, they heard a noise that made their blood run cold. It was the sound of the metal door opening. They knew they had to get out of there, and fast.
By salma fawad3 years ago in Fiction
This Fractured Nation Book 1
Prologue Biloxi, Mississippi September 2, 1945 Hurricane Victoria slams into the Gulf Coast. Thus far, she’s the strongest of the dozen or so storms that have ravaged the Confederate South this year. Lighting flashes, rippling across the clouds, riding a wave of rumbling thunder as rain pours in sideways sheets, driven by impossible winds that uproot trees and tear rooftops from buildings like they were made of paper. In the industrial harbor of Biloxi, where Confederate ship contractors construct Nazi submarines, the storm is taking its toll.
By Louis Cruz Jr3 years ago in Fiction
Revert
We need a contingency plan. The world is burning. Democracy is too unstable. We need a monarchy and reliable succession. He had drafted the legislation. The cost of living was absurd. People were suffering because politicians could not agree, too busy fighting to realize that the public services, our safe gaps, were failing.
By A Lady with a Pen3 years ago in Fiction
The Unknown Man from a Non-Existing Continent, Who Was He?
In the scientific community, there has been debate over the parallel worlds notion. We have had many strange urban legends about the visitors from a parallel universe, in accordance with many, for a very long time, but regrettably we haven't progressed enough to confirm or disprove it. Nevertheless, it's an interesting Theory, so let's look at a few of them.
By lutchrell Andries3 years ago in Fiction