Space Sayings Funny Novels & Stories

“It’s my favorite subject. I can tutor you if you want.” “You must love studying. I’m guessing you’re from 7-Mercury.” “I am. You?” “7-Uranus.” “How is it over there?” “Sucks. The only thing it’s good at is being the punchline of the cornball joke.” “What cornball joke?” “‘Where’s your class?’” Francine did a mock dialogue. “‘Ur-anus.’”

I murmured, tracing constellations in the air with my finger, “but I heard when people die, they turn into stars.” Kyle let out a low, unexpected laugh. I turned my head, narrowing my eyes at him. “What’s funny?” He tried to straighten his expression, but the grin tugging at the corner of his mouth betrayed him. “Sorry,” he said, holding up one hand in surrender. “I just wasn’t expecting that.” I stared for another second, then turned away with a scoff. “It’s what my mom used to say, you know. That when people leave, they find their place in the sky.”

Samantha exclaimed and Sia raised her head to meet Samnath’s charcoal black eyes and realized that she had spaced out. “What were you thinking about? You literally went miles away” Samantha continued and Sia reached for her milkshake, sipping it quietly and dropping it back on the table. “You spaced out to what planet?” Samantha asked and Sia rubbed her chin as though she was thinking. “I think Jupiter, It was pretty cool so I forgot I was spacing out and none of it was real, '' Sia replied, finishing Smantha’s joke. The latter burst into laughter bending over the table slightly while she continued laughing.

A Story to Tell… I have to share with you a story about humanoids, and it goes something like this. We are looking in the sky, amazed by the beauty of the stars - believing that we are the only alive on the planet Earth. The story started in a coffee restaurant. Sarah ordered two cappuccinos for her and her best friend, Grace. It was already a year after they decided to go back to Earth after being spaceship workers for more than a decade. They started sipping the coffee and reminiscing their memories in the space. "Do you miss being in space?" - Sarah "Sort of. But I don't want to go back to that place again. I couldn't even afford leaving my family again." - Grace "Yeah. Although being in

Each one is a human place Come join me In praise In these lovely days Come join me In hurry I am waiting To create Your space Your lovely space In every place Come smile your day To living life again This day This day You be happy again You be rich again You be safe You ought to be safe Go greet your day Begin up Beyond limit of space Build up great You build up great I your subconious Will build up safe For you Each day Each new day You celebrate It’s you alive On earth again This day This day Is special too Says so The bright sun rays This day Build up safe Build up safe Life will join you again This day This day Has your place Rejoice beyond your space Go now and create Space This day Thi

Kelvin inquired, brushing a strand of hair away from my face. Suppressing the flutter in my stomach, I responded, "Yes, you should." He chuckled in response. "I suppose that makes me special to you," he remarked, and then we fell into a comfortable silence. It was an unusual quietness, more peaceful than awkward, as we absorbed the calmness of the surroundings. "Did you know that when people die, they become one of those stars?" I gestured toward the twinkling celestial bodies above. "I don't believe in that sort of thing, but just for today, I'll entertain the idea of making you happy," Kelvin spoke, and I shot him a playful glare.

He said while looking up from his clipboard. "Morning LT. Anything of note happening around here?" "Nothing special. Aside from our regular transmissions, all we hear is the universe laughing at us." Static bursts of radiation shooting across space always gave garbled sounds through the comms. Listening to the random burbling and garbles for too long could give a man chilling nightmares if he let his fantasy loose. "The universe can laugh for all I care. I just want to get through this area as fast as possible. This place gives me the creeps."

Elis, it's possible your hunch is correct, but we'll know when we reach our destination. Tod. All bullshit! they didn't find anything, and we won't find anything. They must have been in a space disaster, and they must have died. We just have to fly to the last location of their ships and legalize this fact. What can we find in this universe? Alien ships are little green men? Only children believe in these myths when they are told space stories at night, and people of the twenty-first century also believed in it. Although I wouldn't tell these stories to my children. Now we can say with high probability that there is nothing alive in this universe except us. I think I'd better keep eating the

"The galaxy still whispers, and new verses await their harmony." The Guardians, ever vigilant, readied themselves for another journey, another verse in the grand composition of the galaxy – a symphony of understanding, collaboration, and the enduring human spirit's quest for harmony amidst the vast, echoing silence of space.

I don't dream because sometimes we'd never have the things we want no matter how much we dream to own them Why waste time on illusions? Yet he says 'Dream. Believe. Make it happen' _Yara Chizaram Williams ••• "Flying pigs, aliens taking over the world, sunshine doing rainfalls..." Toby's jaws dropped open in shock, wondering if she knew how asinine she sounded. " Teqs, who the hell has dreams of flying pigs and aliens like those are so very impossible."