Sci Fi
What if humans disappeared
Convergence: Who Will Fill Our Shoes? Hey there! Let's imagine a world without humans. Sounds weird, right? But just go with me on this. Who would take over the planet and become the new top species? It's a fascinating thought, and scientists have some pretty cool ideas.
By Raza Abbas4 years ago in Fiction
The Great Sleep
In the year 2080, the world's leaders made an unprecedented decision. They decided that humanity needed a break from the fast-paced, ever-changing world they had created. They wanted to hit the pause button and take a step back from the constant chaos and turmoil that seemed to be the norm.
By Marc Anton Boehringer4 years ago in Fiction
Revenance
The world had changed. A discovery that had once been hailed as a scientific breakthrough had turned the world upside down. In the early 21st century, a group of scientists had found a way to reanimate dead cells, bringing the dead back to life. The discovery had been made in an attempt to find a cure for terminal illnesses and to give hope to the grieving, but it had not gone as planned.
By Edward C. Addams4 years ago in Fiction
Wasteland
I trudge across a barren landscape dotted with blasted remnants of our once thriving civilization. I pray to find a sign of human life. Swollen tongue begs for just a drop of water. Stomach rumbles, angry at the emptiness. Skin reddened, peeling. A silo rears above the landscape. Its tilt reminds me of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Perhaps some untainted grain or a rain barrel. Wearily, I plod on. A chittering noise. Sound unexpected in vast cocoon of silence. A squirrel? Hard to tell with patchy fur oozing pestilence. Edible? Doubtful. Six days ago they pushed the button. Wonder who won? Either way, life after a nuclear holocaust does not seem to hold much promise. At least it's quiet.
By Andrew C McDonald4 years ago in Fiction
New Horizon
In the year 2075, the world had changed. Climate change had ravaged the planet, and humanity had been forced to flee to the stars. Aboard the massive colony ship "New Horizon," a group of scientists and engineers worked tirelessly to find a new home for mankind.
By Ajith Kumar4 years ago in Fiction
New Home: A Journey Across the Stars
In 2045, Dr. Sarah Lee led a mission to find a habitable planet. After 107 years, they discovered a planet already inhabited by intelligent beings. Dr. Lee and her team worked with the aliens to create a sustainable ecosystem. They found a new home, a place where humanity could thrive once again. The team returned to Earth as heroes, and Dr. Lee became a symbol of hope. Humanity spread out across the stars, never forgetting the planet that saved them and the alien beings that welcomed them.
By Ajith Kumar4 years ago in Fiction
The Secrets of the Universe
Dr. Tony Stark pilots a spacecraft through a wormhole, discovering a new part of the galaxy. He encounters a massive alien spaceship, damaged and deserted. Upon investigation, he finds advanced technology beyond his wildest dreams. As he prepares to leave, he feels a sense of awe and wonder, knowing that he has unlocked the secrets of the universe.
By Ajith Kumar4 years ago in Fiction
The Quantum Breakthrough: Unveiling the Secrets of Time Travel.
In a groundbreaking turn of events, a team of brilliant scientists from a renowned research institute has made an extraordinary leap forward in the realm of quantum physics. Their discovery has sent shockwaves through the scientific community and captivated the imaginations of people worldwide. Brace yourselves for the mind-bending possibilities of time travel!
By Mehidi Hasan 4 years ago in Fiction
I, Not Robot
In the year 2030, technology had advanced beyond what anyone could have imagined. Robots had become a common sight in households across the world, performing all manner of tasks and chores with ease. But there was one robot that stood out from the rest - a small, humanoid droid with the ability to learn and adapt like a human.
By Pircalabu Stefan4 years ago in Fiction
The End
The ejecta rose quickly, chasing the station like a cat on a mouse. The minutes passed slowly as the crew watched the firestorm rage across Earth’s surface. They had front row seats to the end of the world. The final command came as the fiery maelstrom swept the last of the unscorched earth into its flaming maw. The onboard computer indicated the convergence point to be Washington D.C.
By Anthony Stauffer4 years ago in Fiction
The Night Walks
Bodies lay all around me in the streets of the night. The stench is putid and vomitous. I pull my sweater up to my nose as the smell makes me feel sick. I continue to walk the streets horrified by the crunching of bones and the slippery squelch of oozing red blood all around me. One suddenly stands; its heads and hands detach as soon as it stands. It tries to grab my neck, and I run as fast as I can, crunching bones and slipping on blood as I escape.
By Carol Ann Townend4 years ago in Fiction
