To the Moon?_The Grey Matter of a Cosmic Obsession_Previous Owned Goods_New World Experiment #2,613,
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To the Moon?
“The announcement of Annual Moon Lottery of 4018 ‘s lucky winner is drawing closer. “ The voice on the age-beaten radio was overlapped with a static tune. “On the 31st the launch will--” Ari withdrew her hand from the radio dial and cautiously made her way to the window. To see through the overgrown vines, fallen plaster, and boards crowding the glassless pane, Ari pressed her face against it. The splintered wood brushed her skin, addinwww.onedoor.ccg more scrapes to her already battered appearance. She heard voices, cold and commanding, booming loud enough to hear from her third-story hideaway. Though ...
The Grey Matter of a Cosmic Obsession
I never wanted this. I never wanted to be consumed by a spaceship, all alone in the middle of nowhere. This is not what I wanted. I wanted to stare at the lake, another moment of peace before chaos erupted.20 days agoThe beginnings have always been disputed, from Ptolemy to Copernicus. Flat vs. Round. We have seen it all. We know what the world has to offer. We know all the little secrets. We know the revelations of past centuries -- the things they have handed. But, what we don't know is the future. How does the Earth look from afar? Is it really a blue sphere with a homogenous mix of white c...
Previous Owned Goods
"Okay, this is the last time you navigate," Dax said loudly as he looked furiously at the star map screen. "I am pretty sure we are not on this map anymore. Plus, I see you broke the Autodrive Unit."Hagar sighed loudly, he was just as irate with his brother but for other reasons. "Who knew it was possible to load a map upside down on the screen. Also, Dax, I spilled a little bit of beer. A little bit" He held up his hand, his pointer finger and thumb displaying a small gap. Hagar envisioned he was squishing his brother’s head.Dax rolled his eyes as he dramatically moved his fingers in a pinchi...
New World Experiment #2,613,937
“Hey, can I see your world? Mine is a bit… hard to look at right now.” After years of studying civilization and creating new universes, it baffles me how we’ve gotten nowhere. I doubt my research looks any different than my coworker’s, but I allow him to have a look anyways. “Eek. That’s what’s been happening in mine. I don’t get it. No matter what we do, how many challenges and gifts we give to our experiments, they always end like this. Why?” I peer through my glass screen again, watching the small people in New World Experiment #2,487,519 run out into the streets screaming. The New World Re...