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A Trip Back in Time
“OK, class, let’s put on our suits. We’re going on a trip!” Mrs Marshall’s voice rang out loud and clear. This once weekly occurrence never failed to liven up the class. The virtual time travel suits were still relatively new and could provide high quality experiences, currently thought to be the best learning tool ever. What better way to learn about something than to actually live it? TTS (time travel simulation) had only been around for six months or so and Hutton Heath Secondary School was the first school in England to use the technology. There were ten modules. The excited chatter of the...
You Should Know This
"Sheila, can you hear me?"My eyes flew open. I was...in a blue flight suit, strapped to a chair facing a bunch of instrument panels in a cramped compartment, two similarly clad people staring at me with expressions of concern. I was...in the small cockpit of...a strange airplane?...And weightless."Sheila, what's wrong?"I stared. The one on my left had bushy brown hair, a name patch reading M. McAuliffe The one on the right, K. Kihoon, a man with tan skin, black hair and narrow eyes. "Where am I?"The two exchanged horrified looks."Sheila, you're on the space shuttle. We just crossed the earth's...
The Harvest Moon
I never knew how hard it was to take a deep breath. You take around twenty thousand breaths a day, did you know? Something we all take for granted. Breathing. You never really think about how smooth the air feels as it moves into your lungs. It’s so easy that we can still do it while our body is in distress. Things like anxiety attacks, surgery, going for a run… But as easy as it is, in this moment, I’ve forgotten how to take this deep breath. It was November 1st, Launch Day. “Shit,” no wonder why I couldn’t breathe. I looked at myself in the mirror. I really looked like I haven’t slept in wee...
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The moon rose over the skyscrapers in Podrido city, that was when she woke up, that was when she was to begin her mission. She immediately looked at her holographic wrist interface, expanding and closing the various hovering blue displays, checking if she had received any more instructions or been given any extra information. Nope, I guess everything is going as initially planned, she thought to herself. She then opened her home-hub app and set her speakers that rested on the sill next to her to shuffle music before closing the interface and have it collwww.onedoor.ccapse into the white bracer on her wrist....