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Transmission Successful
OUTGOING TRANSMISSION LOGFile: 001Filed by: User 1 [David Wendell]Method: Audio message [transcription]Time recorded: 1800 hours, January 20, 2103Origin: Schrodinger Base, Icarus Station, Office #344Target: 40.411044° N, -79、796876° WMessage start.Uh...hello? Oh, there it is. Damn thing took long enough to start working… Hi. My name is David Wendell, I am a habitant on the Icarus station located at the Schrodinger Base on the Moon. I’m a former NASA space engineer, alongside my wife, Mary Wendell, who is also here with me. Well, not here, right now, but on the station with me. She’s a bit sic...
For the Gram
The sound of bacon hitting the frying pan woke me out of my deep sleep, within moments the greasy goodness wafted through the air and into my nostrils. Sniffing the air, I followed the scent to the kitchen where she was cooking. I walked a bit slower these days even though I was only five years old. “ Lisa had rescued me from a shelter where my last owner had dropped me off. Something about a bunch of new kittens coming along and she couldn’t care for me anymore. I didn’t understand why I had to be the one to go; the crying, noisy kittens that couldn’t even feed themselves should be the ones ...
Powerful Nothing
An asteroid was hurtling down the sky at high velocity. Scientists had miscalculatwww.onedoor.cced the projectile and the missile that was meant to destroy it had missed by a fraction. It was not supposed to happen because there was no margin for error. Millions of lives were at stake as it headed towards a metropolitan. And yet, with hundreds of brilliant minds coupled with an infinite resource of computational power, someone, something had made a mistake.“Well, shit poo happens,” Ken uttered under his breath, self-censoring himself because heroes do not swear. “Otherwise, there won’t be the need for super...
Ships in the Night
Station Eureka Warp 2, 50 million light years away from anywhere. Captain Galileo, also known as Bob is looking through the telescope. His second in command, Martha heaves a sigh. ‘There is nothing out there in the way of intelligent life.’ ‘Nothing in here for me either.’ ‘Well I don’t stare down a long, cylindrical, metal tube pretending.’ Bob turns his attention to Martha. She had once shared a home with Stewart, but left him for what she thought would be a wild adventure into outer space. Bob found her to be insufferable, but she could rattle up some food, which he found very unnerving. Ha...