Sci Fi
THE GREAT BEYOND
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. I am not sure of that at this moment. I can hear the cries coming from a huge black hole on the left of our space craft. The sounds are piercing with great agony and sadness. I can’t hear any type of communication just the cries. I stand on the dock looking out of the window as I hear the cries of the unknown. As we are steering away from the hole in the universe, we began to have some turbulence.
By Teresa Barnes4 years ago in Fiction
Dead Space
Chapter 1 NASA Space X Launch Facility, Kennedy Space Center Cape Canaveral, Florida You can't hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Or do they know? Staring through the glass of my helmet a debate wages in my mind. It may be true. A scream may be silent in the vacuum of space. But is that silence only outside the screamers mouth. Is that same scream deafening inside the screamers head. Does the sound taken from the scream in the vacuum of space take away the fear or does it make the fear worse.
By The Invisible Writer4 years ago in Fiction
Meliora
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Although, people have been limited by the knowledge available to them since the beginning of time. There have been many so called "truths" that have later been disproven with the advancements of scientific discoveries. With our ship's technology one could, theoretically, scream and be heard in space. However, the test subjects for such an experiment are non-existent, so probability aside we still may never know if one's screams could be heard in the vacuum of space.
By S.J. Parker4 years ago in Fiction
A Message From the Invisible Spectrum
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. But I heard you cry. You were the kind of girl who puffed your chest out in situations where most children would break down. But when you jumped off the airlock and your tiny, six-year-old body drifted into speckled darkness, you couldn’t help it.
By Raleigh Barnes4 years ago in Fiction
Xanadu Rescue Crew
“Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, Or so they say.” Olivia looked over the website for the Xanadu Exclusive Resort with palm trees placed carefully around this quote to induce the very wealthy to make the journey of a lifetime and yet never leave the comforts of which they had become accustomed.
By C. H. Richard4 years ago in Fiction
Hellions
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Sound depends on vibrations and so requires a medium, like air or water. If you're on a ship, in a pressurized air cabin, the vibrations hit your ear and your brain interprets the sound as the other people in the cabin screaming for their lives, as they will when they're in that much pain.
By Gregory Roberts-Gassler4 years ago in Fiction
void.
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. The screams of absolute agony and pain echoes loudly in the chambers of my suit. There’s something out there. Some one, no, some people. A group of at least 4 or 5 creatures, wailing and begging for any sorts of aid. I tried to follow the sounds of those piercing noises in this void, but the further I went, the more strange I found the situation to be.
By midnight hare4 years ago in Fiction
Artemisia
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. But there are some things even space cannot contain, given enough velocity, mass…hunger. The strange ball of fire hurtled angrily on its final trajectory towards Earth. By the time it reached the atmosphere, it was positively roaring.
By Andrew McElwee4 years ago in Fiction
Downtrodden
“Nobody can hear you scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say.” The exasperation in awakening was echoed in his intensely startling gasp of air. The panic was sudden. His stomach cramped as he heaved dryness & coughed & gasped wildly just as his arms flailed in nothingness. Nothingness. He stopped his wild grasps of control & watched in muted silence. Colors in his comprehension & spectrum outlined ellipticals & irregulars, spirals & star clusters. There were even opal planets & turquoise moons in his view as he slowly spun uncontrolled in space.
By Jason Brown4 years ago in Fiction
