Sci Fi Spaceship Novels & Stories

"It just doesn't look like much." Ex-fucking-scuse me. I scoffed. I narrowed my eyes, taking offense instantly. I glanced back at my spaceship, rust along the corners of the bay doors. Dust and dirt caked the various panels. Sure, she needed a little sprucing up, but she was still the sexiest spaceship from here to the Nebula 46 on the edge of the Black. "I'll have you know that Peacemaker is an Elysium-7. Best fucking ship of its class."

But are you sure you don't need to say your last word to her? "I don't think she's interested to see me now," he replied coldly. "Did you?" Dax frowned, "Yeah. I did…" Aleksander's jawline hardened. Dax remained seated while observing the cockpit, which was identical to one of a sizable commercial airplane on Earth save for the design of their spaceship. Dax nodded silently. He then turned and walked away. Aleksander's eyes widened as he noticed a recognizable form close to the spacecraft. While he observed Izabella's shape scan the area, his throat moved, but he checked his emotion under control.

On the screen, Mila could be seen helplessly holding onto her fearful classmate’s hands, trying her best to calm her friend as well as herself. Before either of them could even calm themselves, a massive spaceship—made of bronze—suddenly emerged from the depths of the ocean, sending millions of waves rolling! All it took was a single glance for Gerald to recognize the large spaceship. It… It was the spaceship belonging to the Sun League…! Watching as the spaceship swallowed Mila and the rest of her ship up before descending below the waves again, Gerald found himself barely able to hold himself back. He desperately wanted to rush over and save her, even if he knew that there was little chanc

Then, space tore open. It wasn't a fleet of crude, mechanical spaceships. It was a terrifying display of divine geometry. Bursting out of the warp-fold were hundreds of massive, flawlessly smooth, golden vessels. They were shaped like perfect pyramids and elongated diamonds, radiating a blinding, holy light that illuminated the dark side of Pluto. At the center of the armada was a flagship so colossal it made The Sovereign look like a hunting hound facing down a leviathan. It was a perfect, golden sphere, surrounded by rotating rings of pure white energy.

The dark expanse of space five thousand miles above the lunar surface was alive with the brilliant, rhythmic flashes of celestial welding torches and quantum plasma arc-casters. Floating within the gravitational cradle of the Lunar Vault Construction Ring was the largest, most terrifying warship ever constructed in the history of the mortal world: the imperial flagship Sovereign Eclipse.

Dead or alive. Namangha ako nang makita kung gaano kalawak ang loob ng spaceship. Kung titingnan kasi sa labas ay parang ang liit-liit lamang nito. May parang common area pa na may dalawang mahabang sofa at dalawa ring single sofa. Mayroon pang ibang kwarto para sa mga emergency supplies, food supplies, engines, at kung anu-ano pang kailangan namin sa paglalakbay.

“Ships? Spaceships?” “Yes. But for my trips to Aurora, I don’t use spaceships. Spaceships are archaic.” She frowned. “Then how do you get there?” “I open a wormhole.” Gerri scrunched her nose. “Before you ask, I have a machine that bends time and allows me to travel from our galaxy to Nova Aurora. It’s like walking through time and space, just taking a few steps and being on their side.” Excitement bubbled in her veins. She had never heard of anything like that.

In fact they weren't even human. Ten years ago, a message was picked up via satellite claiming to be from another solar system. No one knew exactly what was going on but shortly after receiving the transmission, anomalies had been picked up, UFOs were what the news outlets called them. Then came the space ships. Camille remembered seeing them on the TV when she was just twelve. She had been both terrified and in awe as the first images of the colossal ships were broadcast around the world. There were five of the hulking structures in total, each like a hybrid of skyscrapers, satellites and a war ship. Lights blinked on their bellies like on planes while they sailed through the skies almost s

He was smirking inside of him. "Oh yeah - how do we get out of here? What do we do now?" Sanders said, responding to Phil. "We don't know how to get out of here and how to get back to our planet. For starters, we were ferried into this old ship from their mother fortress. Our spacefighters are being kept in the mother fortress. How do we get back to them to fly back to Earth!" "First things first, men. We need to retrieve, Miss Kinski. She remains to be the mission...and maybe retrieve the professor, as well. We have to have a plan," Phil said to everyone.

Diana allowed him to seat her, still somewhat stunned by the reality of her situation. I'm really on a spaceship flying through the universe on my way to a new world. Holy crap! And by the sounds of it, I'm not the first one. A giant screen that had dropped down from the seamless ceiling lit up, and Kor stood beside it, pointing to the large planet that appeared in the middle of it.