Outer Space Novels & Stories

Ha! People pair up with their mates to dance when the music begins to vibrate through the hall. Noticing I'm the only one without a mate, I decide to stroll out and catch some air. Standing on the open field, the music and hearty laughters fading in the distance, I straightened up taking in the fresh unpolluted air. My mind runs back to the cheerful crowd I saw in the hall, suddenly making me wish I found my mate. Staring at the moon, hanging splendidly in the sky, I allow my thoughts to carry me away.

he asked lightly. Faline lightly bit her lip in concentration, one of her canine teeth poking out as her blue eyes peered intently at the spot he was pointing at. The sky she saw now was rather different from the one she had seen all those years ago before General Dana gave her the power of the ice. There were so many stars that there was almost no empty space, and the shimmering dots that human eyes could see were brighter and more colorful to Faline. Small ember-like flashes occasionally sparked in the air as rocks fell from the heavens. And in the section of space Iwaoka was pointing to was... “There’s this dust-cloud formation. It seems so tiny, mote-like but it’s so far away. It must be

Outside the window all I can see is the black of space and a variety of dots that must be stars and far away planets. Slowly I creep out from my hiding behind the corner and make my way to the window. It is the most beautiful sight I have ever seen and at the same time the most frightening. Is it true? Am I really on an alien spaceship in the middle of outer space? ***

The dark colored space appeared to have a small defective patch that was represented by white and it appeared to be increasing in size. Cosmic inter dimensional energy detected in the Exosphere. "Cosmic?" came Jenna. "It's some kind of singularity that's formed in the upper atmosphere," Carter said. "Singularity as in like a wormhole?" Henry cut in with his physics aptitude. "Yeah." "What does that mean?" asked Carmen. "She's here," were the grim words of the speed god, Hermes as everyone turned to look at him. "Holy shit," gasped Marcus, "it's actually happening. It's the end of the world."

he smirked, raising his hand to point to the window opposite us. I walked to the window, my eyes fixed on him, and then I gazed outside. I gasped in shock, unable to believe my eyes. It was a dead end, and it was dark. There was no light, and I couldn't see anything outside. The sky wasn't blue but rather a deep red in color, something I had never seen before. I attempted to look again and saw some white hands, as if they were trying to wave. I couldn't quite understand what they were, and the darkness made it difficult to see clearly.

He had no counter, for he felt that her rebuke was justified. “Yes,” the giant replied coolly. With the passage now opened, Mane could see what was beyond it. There were several more distant planets and countless more constellations. Whatever this place was, it was far above that of a simple Cover Barrier. This so called barrier was the exit of this world! It was a path that led to the Dream Universe – and maybe others yet unknown!

The countless stars that were exploding far away from Zhu Wushang's astral body within the vast dark space emitted a familiar and nostalgic feeling to him. On the horizon far away as his eyes could see. The lone dark black hole emits the chaotic shadow that wriggles out of the center like a creature. At that lone and wriggling life-like black hole the feeling of nostalgia was intensified as his astral body slowly drifted toward it. The drifting speed was sometimes slow, sometimes as fast as the light covering vast and uncountable distances, but the black hole didn’t seem to be getting closer. Then… the scene changed from the vast darkness of chaos and exploding stars into the normal space th

We all notice everything right now. No one says anything. There’s nothing left to say. I step past them quietly and push the door open. The night air hits me instantly. Cooling and grounding. I inhale deeply, letting it fill my lungs, steadying myself. The sky stretches wide above the clearing, dark and endless, the stars scattered across it like distant fire. And the moon, gone. Not a trace of it. Just emptiness, a hollow space where it should be. The new moon. Tomorrow or rather....

Ambrose brought out a small projector and ordered Owen, who was driving ahead, to lower the partition and turn off the car lights. As he connected the projector to his phone, a grand blue celestial display of stars and galaxies unfolded across the car's roof. Larissa's breath caught, and she heard Ambrose's deep, pleasant voice by her ear, "Is it beautiful?" After a moment's pause, Larissa softly responded, "It's amazing." With a gentle rotation of the screen, the starry expanse on the car's roof also revolved accordingly. Each star gleamed brightly as if it had transported them into a luminous sea of stars and galaxies.

Adrian claimed the travel budget was too tight and told me to stay home until he and Serena returned from their business trip. They called it work, but Serena's social media feed was unusually lively. One moment she was posing in a picturesque coastal town; the next, she was drinking tea on a balcony after the rain. Adrian had always hated unnecessary activities, yet he spent three hours making pottery with her at a craft studio. Then one of the associates accidentally posted a message in the firm's group chat.