Sci Fi
A flight alone
A flight alone A flight into history So far so good, take off had been smooth, far better than expected. The angle and rate of climb had been exactly as predicted and all the instruments were reading just what we wanted them to. So why did I have this uneasy feeling, this slight apprehension, and a worry that all is not as it seems. An old adage from the motor racing world is that if everything is under control, you are not going fast enough; add this to the notions of “sods” law, that what can go wrong, will go wrong; mix this with the military saying that when things are going right, it is the time to expect trouble. There are so many sayings usually buried away deep in the memory, but when you have this “gut” feeling then they come to the fore. I double checked all the data, even viewed the recorded information about the take-off, all looked fine. The extreme stealth systems and the construction of this craft, designed to keep me safe from the high energy radiation at extreme altitudes, means I have no radio communication with base, and it also means they cannot track me by radar or any other technique. I was alone traveling so fast and so high that I was almost into the Magnetosphere. My mission, and the intention of the billions of dollars spent to get me here, is to see if we can manipulates the magnetic fields in such a way that it influences condition on the earth’s surface. The obvious sensitivity of this mission was another factor in the radio silence.
By Peter Rose4 years ago in Fiction
The Last Transmission
In the year 2147, humanity had long since abandoned Earth. Centuries of pollution, resource depletion, and climate change had rendered the planet uninhabitable. But even as the last of humanity left, they left behind a beacon - a radio signal that was designed to broadcast into space, hoping that it would someday be picked up by intelligent life.
By Think Tank4 years ago in Fiction
The Last Passengers of the Stellar Cruiser
In the year 2200, humanity mastered the art of interstellar travel. Vast ships, known as Stellar Cruisers, traveled through the void between the stars, carrying thousands of passengers and crew. The journey between star systems was long and perilous, but the passengers on board the cruisers were kept in cryogenic sleep for the duration of the journey, waking up only upon arrival at their destination.
By Uzair Khan4 years ago in Fiction
Eternal Dreams: Exploring the Concept of Human Immortality and Its Feasibility
The idea of human immortality, or residing forever, has been a topic of fascination for centuries. The idea of conquering death and achieving eternal life has captured the human imagination, and throughout history, various myths, legends, and scientific speculations have emerged around the possibility of achieving immortality. In this article, we will explore the concept of human immortality, its feasibility from a scientific perspective, the ethical implications it raises, and the potential challenges associated with achieving immortality.
By Kanesarajah Panuyan4 years ago in Fiction
Time Traveler
In the year 2207, time travel was finally possible. It was a technology that had been dreamed of for centuries, but it had only become a reality through the tireless work of a team of scientists led by Dr. Amelia Hernandez. They had developed a machine that could transport a person through time, but there was still much to learn about how it worked and the dangers it posed.
By Narasimha Murthi4 years ago in Fiction
Top 10 Facts About Girls' Hormones
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By Honor White Angel4 years ago in Fiction
MOVIE REVIEW: Ant-Man and the Wasp
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By Muhammad Ibrahim Ayoubi4 years ago in Fiction
The Cosmic Body
In the vast expanse of the universe, there is a subtle yet undeniable similarity to the human body. Just as the human body is made up of different systems, the universe also has its own systems that work together in a delicate balance. This story explores the universe through the analogies of the human form.
By Abdullah Aamir4 years ago in Fiction
Interstellar
Interstellar is a cinematic masterpiece that is both visually stunning and thought-provoking. Directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Michael Caine, the movie tells the story of a team of astronauts who embark on a mission to find a new home for humanity.
By Melis Doğu Bayazıt4 years ago in Fiction
The Invisible Man's Legacy
John had always been a curious man, with an insatiable thirst for adventure. He had spent most of his life exploring the world and discovering new things. His latest adventure took him deep into the heart of the Amazon rainforest, where he stumbled upon a hidden cave. The cave was unlike any he had ever seen before, with intricate patterns carved into the walls and a musty smell that hinted at untold treasures hidden within.
By Shaheer Hassan4 years ago in Fiction
