Earth X Sun Novels & Stories

It didn't turn on. When I tried to leave, the loud storm made me crouch on the ground, closing my ears with fear. Austin knelt down beside me, his strong arms offering me shelter from the storm. He pulled me close, his warm breath tickling my ear as he whispered, "It's okay. You're safe now." I looked up at him, my heart racing from the adrenaline and fear. Despite the darkness and rain, I could see his face clearly now. His eyes were intense and piercing, and his jawline was strong and defined. I felt an unexplainable attraction towards him.

Joseph felt the wind knocked out of him as he heard the whistle followed by the loudest sound he's ever heard in all his 16 years under the Tau Ceti sun. A whiz and BOOM. Whiz and BOOM. Explosion after explosion came pummeling down onto them. An unending barrage of terrifying heat and sound and fireball crashed all around them. Joseph covered his face as clods of disturbed earth pelted and rained down on him. His screams were drowned out by the loud thunders. It went on forever. Until it didn't. Then it stopped. He heard nothing afterwards except the constant ringing in his ear.

I felt the Reaper ships firing, their purple beams hitting the shadow-shroud and dissipating like mist. And then, a sound like a thunderclap heard from the center of the sun. The white-out returned. But this time, it wasn't empty. When I opened my eyes, the emerald grid was gone. The Void was gone. A massive, warm, yellow light was flooding the Observatory. The Sun. We were back. But we weren't alone. The Earth was now orbiting the Sun, but it was three times its original size. The "Intersection" had become permanent. We had brought the multiversal data back with us. The moon was now a shimmering crystalline sphere, and the sky was a deep, vibrant violet.

Primarily because… "Hey Noorh," she began, deciding to open up about something that had puzzled her ever since she noticed it the day before. "Yes?" Noorh calmly asked as Aledir expertly maneuvered toward the green horizon. "Where is the sun?" Kiran began, looking curiously at Nooh. Noorh blinked. "The sun," he muttered. "Yes, the source of light during the day..?" Kiran expounded, thinking that Noorh's people may have a different name for the sun. Technically, the Sun was a star after all. They might recognize it simply as a star unlike people on Earth did.

Not only the view, but he also felt the warmth. “The sun? Um… According to my knowledge, the sun represents a strong man, mostly a warrior, your imperial highness. Maybe this symbolizes an arrival of a man into your life.” the royal astrologer was confused too. “What??? A man?? No way!!!” Danyel screamed. A man into his life? Like a lover or something? He felt disgusted. Understanding his thoughts and fearing Danyel would punish him, the royal astrologer tried to explain it in a better way.

All these predictions will happen on the day of the full solar eclipse. Some hundred years ago, all these predictions happened precisely. But the United Nations salvaged what remained, plants, animals, infrastructures, and humans. Oceans dried up to reveal lands that connected the continents, remaining water parts turned into seas and lakes. Mountains were wiped out, replaced by rocks, towers of rocks. The Earth once again connected. Some hundred years had passed since then, one fateful day, two children were born on the night of the Lunar eclipse. One with the blessing of the moon and the other with the blessing of the sun.

" Yeah, well their is one that says, The earth, sun and moon lived together peacefully. Sun and earth were best friends who both admired the moon. Earth wanted to make babies with the moon and the sun tok wanted to make babies with the moon. They started quarrelling with each other and having a grudge. The moon on seeing that she was the reason the two friends were falling apart, decided to talk to both of them. But they couldn't come to an agreement. The earth and sun insisted she choose one of them once and for all, but she refused. As things got worse the earth and sun stopped talking. The moon decided to part ways with them and go to live in her own. The sun sewing she was determined to

Java, 1586 The wind howled across the coast. The sun blazed from the peak of a sharp blue sky, while massive waves exploded against the black rocks lining Karang Bendan's shoreline. On a stretch of smooth sand, two men stood facing each other, separated by little more than eight feet.

Qin Haodong said, "Then I'd like to ask you a question. What's the temperature of the sun, and what's the distance from the Earth to the sun?" Lou Zhiping was a professor who had always regarded himself as the spokesman for science, so he answered without hesitation, "The sun's surface temperature is 5,500 degrees Celsius, the center temperature is about 20 million degrees Celsius, and the distance from the Earth is 149.6 million kilometers." He reeled off these figures and felt proud of himself. Not everyone could keep these data clearly in mind. Qin Haodong smiled and asked, "Professor Lou, did you measure the temperature and the distance by yourself? Or did you feel it or see it with your

When the doors opened, there was in the middle of the black painted room, a large telescope. “An observatory?” I asked giddily. He nodded. Stargazing. He wanted us to gaze at the stars together again. That’s what he said in his text yesterday. “Instead of looking at the stars, we are going to sit in them,” he said turning of a switch. The room went dim and tiny little stars danced around the black walls. And on the ceiling. It was beautiful. “I think I like you a lot Diana.” Theodore said after a while, I turned around to look at him.