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I Said I'd Go To The Ends of the Earth With You, But I Lied.
My name is Amelia. When I was a kid, I told people that I'd been named for Amelia Earhart, a famous woman pilot, explorer, adventurer, and the bravest woman who had ever lived. I bragged that I would grow up to be just like her. There were only two problems with this story: 1) My parents had really named me after a rich, old, spinster aunt in the hopes she'd put them in her will, and 2) The First Amelia had flown off on a great adventure and was never heard from again. I was raised to believe that if I set my mind to something and worked hard, I could accomplish anything I wanted to do,...
Life on a Station
Gorgin walked the corridors once again to make sure everything was okay. “Why do I have to continue to check out the station when we have systems set-up to make sure everything is in order on the station?” he asked the commander of the station, Morgan. “Just do it,” said Morgan. “You never know what can get past our systems way out here in space. There is a lot of unknown things out here. I’m tired of explaining to you each time it’s your turn.” Now, Gorgin was walking through the corridors, and checking out room after room. “Why such huge station for just a few people?” thought Gorgin. G...
Scared almost to death.
Scared almost to death.“There is no way they are going to get me on that effing rocket. It’s a ploy. The moon is not what they say it is, and definitely and for sure no one has been there despite the bullshit they say they have. Also, I didn’t put my name down for this ludicrous lottery. There are plenty of people that want to chance their arm with this diabolical adventure.”“Despite willing volunteers that would want to sacrifice their lives on a fool’s errand, I get selected out by someone, I shouldn’t wonder by throwing a dart at a list of names. Did they throw the dart at a computer contai...
Space Camp
“What time is it? “No time in space, mate”Kian rolled his eyes and turned from the cockpit to face Cassius. “I know that,” he said with exasperation. I mean on Earth. I want to see if I can get a last radio transmission out to the kids before they get to sleep. We’ll be out of range by the time they gwww.onedoor.ccet up for school.” Kian yanked on the bar above him and floated out of his seat in the rear of the cabin. He floated forward, as though swimming, to a console between the cockpit and cabin, the electronics glowing blue and orange. “Looks like it’s 21:22、” “I don’t have long. Can you s...