Out Space Novels & Stories

Lowen was a little bit confused, he said: “Haven’t that captains turned up?” Pure shook her head: “I haven’t seen them yet. I think they will be here soon, we should go to the meeting room first and wait for them.” All agreed. Inside Infinite Space: The sweet and lovely pink clouds like cotton candy, carrying a faint scent, slowly hung in the blue sky. The colorful trees, carrying different shapes, were swaying in the gentle wind. In the endless sky, there were three big stars and a lot of small stars also. The giant Star was like a fire, this is the Sun of Infinite Space

had done its job. ​"We’re clear of the planetary defense grid," Ren said, his voice trembling with relief. "Nav-com is locked on Outpost 7. Estimated time to lunar orbit: six hours." ​The Secret of Outpost 7 ​As the earth shrank into a marble of blue and gold behind them, the triplets and their long-lost brother gathered in the galley. The adrenaline was fading, replaced by the heavy realization of what they were doing. They were the first shifters to leave the planet in over a century.

Then he pulled me along. The closer we got, the more we heard soft music coming from somewhere. There were several men and women in different areas doing various things, some holding masks while others were just sitting around on the couch watching and chatting. We walked through the crowd to a corner, where there were a couple of open tables. Everyone here seemed wealthy, it was as if we were all flaunting how well off we were. At least most of them. But my eyes were focused on so many things from what had the sign “Play Space”. There was something like Saint Andrew’s crosses( Large X- shaped furniture that you can tie someone to), spanking benches, restraint benches, and something that loo

On spot thinking, reasoning with the problems and then dealing with it with least possible effort, amazing. I think this prototype is good to go into mass production. " The Watcher Head nodded but it seemed like he didn't share the speaker's enthusiasm. *** Outer Space - " Everyone, brace yourselves. We are about to leave the earth's gravitational field. " Rozelle yelled. " I do hope you know how to use this thing! " Robert held onto his seat for dear life as he pointed towards the control panel. Rozelle nodded. " Yes, absolutely. I did read all about it when I was having my training but... "

And as they gaze into each other's eyes, they see reflected the depth of their devotion, a love that transcends time and space, spanning the vast expanse of the universe itself. In the quiet moments before dawn, as the first rays of sunlight dance across the horizon, Apollo and Jolene steal away to a secluded alcove overlooking the shimmering sea of stars. There, beneath the canopy of the night sky, they share secrets whispered in the language of the cosmos, their hearts entwined in a celestial dance that knows no bounds.

Kane We’ve been walking for an hour now; We are so close to making it blue sprite falls, and I couldn’t be more excited. Its something about my childhood I remember fondly. It’s dusk and peaceful as I walk beside Mia and Loki, taking it all. Veronica and Finn have been doing most of the talking, trying to get to know one another better. They both have been sharing things about who they are and where they are from. Mia hasn’t said much.

request for my apartment number and meet me up. What in the tunnel madness is going on here? I should walk all these and then speak to who? Is Beta Kael sick in the head or what? I let out a deep breath, trying to calm my nerves. I have to be calm. Atleast, see things for myself. “There might be someone at the end of his tunnel,” I mutter to myself as I follow his ridiculous instructions. As stated by him, there is indeed an outer space after the last turn. This space looks just as the exact space at the entrance. The difference is the fact that the newly discovered space has a few people wandering around or should i say ‘going about their unseen businesses?’

The engines didn't roar; they emitted a Gravitational-Hum that vibrated in Elara’s teeth. "Initiating Atmospheric-Breach," Jun announced. The ship shot upward. Through the translucent floor, Elara watched as the Appalachian Mountains—the only home she had left—became a patchwork of missing textures and gray voids. The valley of New Orizon disappeared into a single, blinding point of white static. As they broke through the Exosphere (the outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere), the crushing weight of the G-force was replaced by the terrifying silence of zero gravity. Kazimir collapsed into one of the cockpit chairs, his eyes wide and unfocused. He stared out the viewport at the blackness of sp

Marcus pointed toward the projection. Everlyn looked. Then froze. Because she immediately understood why he was excited. The display showed communication patterns. Not on Earth. Beyond it. Silence filled the room. The expansion efforts had accelerated over the previous decade. Orbital habitats. Lunar settlements. Deep-space research platforms. Humanity had begun extending itself outward. Slowly. Carefully. But steadily. And now something remarkable had appeared. Independent cultural evolution. The off-world settlements were developing differently. Not radically. But noticeably.

"The void isn't empty, Lucas. It’s just waiting for a 'Vibration.' We’re going to give it a 'Symphony'." The launch of the Spore was a galactic event. Every "Resonance-Silk" sail on every world turned toward the Andromeda-Void, casting a combined beam of "Intent" that acted as a localized "Big Bang." The Spore didn't just move; it vanished in a flash of violet light, leaving behind a "Tail of Memories" that would take a thousand years to fade. The Union was no longer just the masters of their own house; they were the "Gardeners of the Local-Group."