Sci Fi
Meet the Heroes of this Galaxy
Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far, far away, there was a powerful and benevolent goddess known as Galaxy Goddess Ganache. She was a master of working with universal energy, endowed with the ability to see and read auras, and had the ability to travel through time and space. Her vibrational frequency was so high that people in this dimension could barely see her. Only beings who understand vibrational frequencies, usually from other dimensions and other places in the galaxy, could see her well. Goddess Ganache was able to be present in multiple locations at the same time, and visited many worlds all over this galaxy and dimension as well as many others.
By Priestess Ganesa4 years ago in Fiction
The Gift and the Curse: A Tale of Betrayal and Forgiveness
The sun was setting over the city as Amy walked through the quiet streets, her high heels clicking against the pavement. She was running late, as usual, and she had a feeling that tonight was going to be a long one. She was meeting her friend Sarah for drinks, and she knew that Sarah had something important to tell her.
By CreatorSpaceKit4 years ago in Fiction
Five Girls, One Journey
Once upon a time, there was a group of five teenage girls named Sarah, Emily, Amanda, Jessica, and Taylor. Their fathers were all scientists, and one of them, Sarah's dad, had created a time machine in their attic. The girls grew up hearing stories about the time machine and their fathers' scientific adventures, but they never imagined that they would get to experience time travel for themselves.
By Dinesh Ram4 years ago in Fiction
The Outsiders
The heat of the tropics was a stark contrast to the cool, melancholy feel that one would assume such a dreary place would have. It was dark, here; only a fragment of sunlight shimmering through the thick foliage of the forest. Vapors rose from the inky blackness of the dirt below, steam still rising and calling out from a long-dead volcano at the island's heart. The only thing more oppressive than the sweltering humidity here was the ear-splitting silence.
By Christiane Winter4 years ago in Fiction
Affinity
“Mission to ground control – do you read me?” Silence. “Atticus to base – do you read me?” Atticus is coming in hot. “Shuttle missed re-entry. Gonna try to put her down a few miles off the coast. “Static.” Atticus slams the console. His transmission goes wry with no intercept. His pod looks like a ball of fire streaking across the blue and white sky. The turbulence is mounting. And so is the temperature. His instruments have a mind of their own. He looks down at a piece of paper with scribbled equations, scrunches it, and tosses it behind him. Atticus’ pod chars in an ozone air fryer.
By Kristen Keenon Fisher4 years ago in Fiction
And Then There Was Leap Year
LET'S MEET HARIKA ARORA HA - 215, known as Harika Arora on planet Earth, was feeling very grateful. Her gratitude stemmed from the fact that despite delays at HeavensGate Station, her Light Ray Shuttle had made it to its destination on time. After checking into her room, she enjoyed a long bath with enough time for a stroll on the charming blue beach. And here she was in the lobby sipping her Pina Colada - her heaventop set for All Hands Meeting at 6:00 PM earth time.
By Anu Sundaram4 years ago in Fiction
Two Solitudes. Runner-Up in the Improbable Paradise Challenge.
Vacation? Vacation from what? I can't help but ask myself this as I trudge the light-blue sands of Icarus Island. It's paradise, to be sure. Made even more so by the tidal disruption event that's been occurring for the last hundred years breathtakingly close to this planet: Beta Carinae of the Carina constellation planets.
By Braeden Black4 years ago in Fiction
