Sci Fi
Chapter 8: Shift in Perspective
“I suppose you think you’re pretty clever.” Jacob looked up from his mac and cheese dinner. “Clever?” Rachael sat down on the seat opposite him. The fast food restaurant was fairly empty and the few patrons were plugged into their headsets, providing them with the most privacy the campus had to offer. “Getting Conrad to put together a presentation for you, then having students do most of the talking.”
By Tina Drechny4 years ago in Fiction
The Red Frontier: A story of humanity's survival and triumph on the harsh terrain of Mars
In the year 2150 , humanity had exhausted the resources of Earth and was facing a crisis of survival. With the population rapidly growing and no solution in sight, the government had to act fast. They decided to invest in a new project, the colonization of Mars. The project was led by a team of scientists and engineers, led by Dr. Jake. They were tasked with developing the technology and infrastructure necessary for human survival on the red planet.
By Success Starts Here 4 years ago in Fiction
Terraforming a New World: The Price of Survival
In the year 2153, Earth was on the brink of collapse due to overpopulation and depletion of resources. In an effort to save humanity, a team of scientists and engineers developed a plan to terraform a distant planet called Kepler-5, which had similar characteristics to Earth.
By Success Starts Here 4 years ago in Fiction
The Ghost Busters: A Scientific Investigation of the Paranormal
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the heart of the countryside, there was a group of scientists who were determined to prove that ghosts and bad spirits were not real. They had heard countless stories from the townspeople about strange occurrences and sightings of ghostly figures, but they believed that fear, superstition, and lack of understanding of natural phenomena were the main reasons why people believed in their existence.
By Laktish Rouben4 years ago in Fiction
Batteries Not Included
DVM-84455 hummed tunelessly to itself as it sorted through the wreckage. It was pleased. Another airplane out of the sky meant more humans dead, which was fine by it! The fact that it crashed onto the island DVM-84455 had hidden itself on meant more components and oil to store, to keep itself in tune for many more time parts. And food packets, to satisfy its organic parts. A very good day-cycle! And no humans to strip it of much-needed current, which is why it ran away in the first place.
By Meredith Harmon4 years ago in Fiction
The Mermaid and the Astronaut
“I found the homing beacon,” Specialist Forman radioed back to Captain Freeholder who remained in orbit on the ship, The Everforth. He stood on the remote island looking over the remains of a make-shift camp left by Captain Mancur, the missing astronaut, and Forman’s lifelong friend, whose homing beacon he and his team had tracked to this location.
By T. F. Coffey4 years ago in Fiction
