Space Themed Names Novels & Stories

Is there any you have in mind? 'I really love your name. What about names beginning with Z?' 'Like Zelda? I can't think of any other names beginning with Z.' 'I was thinking more like Zion or Zayne, for a boy, and Zara or Zoey for a girl.' 'Oh! I really like those names!' 'I think we have the side rail upside down,' Ace frowns at the half-assembled cot, and jiggles the rail that won't move up and down like it’s meant to. I pick up the instructions and take a closer look.

And, I don't know if the people responsible for that tragedy have already been arrested. "And, well... Talking about our ship, Maia... Why don't we have a ship name? You know... Umm, something like combining our names, and... You know, yeah, something like that? Can we have... Craylen? Maig? Miag? Tayg? Or... Tayatt? No. Or... Craia? That sounds nice. What do you think, Maia? What do you have in mind?" I let out and suggested which made her giggle in response. I have been thinking of any names that we could make out of ours, and I have just the perfect time to ask her that, now. We really need to have one. "Well... Wyalen. That's the only one in my mind." She answered and went to sit on my c

Amelia nearly fell from her chair. "That's insane." Arsen ignored her. He opened the notebook. "Option one." "No." "Mother, I haven't even said it yet." "No." Mr. Vale rubbed his forehead. The debate officially began. For nearly three hours, names flew across the room. Traditional names. Modern names. Names inspired by kings. Names inspired by stars. Names inspired by historical leaders. Names inspired by famous scientists. At one point Amelia suggested naming the baby after herself. Everyone rejected the idea immediately.

Back on the ship… Sera sat on the floor of her quarters, the child curled beside her, drawing on a blank datapad. Lines. Circles. Fractals. Not random. Structured. Beautiful. Adrian leaned in the doorway. “Still no name?” Sera looked down. The girl looked up. And said, very softly: “Call me Astra.” Sera blinked. “Why?” The girl pointed at the stars beyond the glass. “I think that’s where I’m from.” Night cycle aboard the ship was false, an artificial dimming of lights, oxygen regulators softening their rhythm, gravity stabilizers entering drift mode.

Sarah didn’t really listen to Jo until she got back into the chair and saw Jo pull out a small book from under his uniform. Sarah saw the title and she almost spat out. 1000 POPULAR BABY NAMES what is he doing? “Artemis.” Jo flipped through the bookmarked book and started reading. “Boromeus?” “Carius? Denias?” Jo was getting impatient when none of his guesses were right. He again mentioned a few names, then finally hung up the phone in resignation. “You think an alien would name a child using a book like that??” Sarah couldn’t help but laugh when Jo gave her a stupid look.

The children sat with unusual seriousness while May lowered herself comfortably into a chair. “All right,” Damien said. “Let’s hear the ideas.” Aria raised her hand like she was in school. “I think her name should be something pretty and soft. Like... Bella. Or Lily. Or Angel.” Aiden immediately shook his head. “No. She should have a strong name. Like Zara. Or Nova. Or Captain.” May laughed so suddenly she had to hold her stomach. Damien covered his grin with his hand. “Captain?” he repeated. “For confidence,” Aiden said.

"If we go into that dinner tomorrow... I want us to be solid. I want us to know exactly who we're fighting for." I squeezed his hand. "Okay. Names." "If it's a boy... I like Liam." "Liam West," I tested it. "Strong. Classic. I like it. What about... Julian?" "Too soft," he dismissed instantly. "Atlas?" "Too trendy. You're not Elon Musk." I laughed. "If it's a girl... I've always loved Luna." Noah went still. "Luna." "Too weird?" "No," he said, his voice husky. "It means moon. The light in the darkness." He looked at me, his thumb brushing my knuckles. "It's perfect."

Jonathan joins in, "Well, a girl would bring a different kind of energy to the house. I wouldn't mind being the protective uncle." I add with a smile, "Either way, as long as the baby is healthy, we'll be over the moon." The discussion turns to possible names, and everyone has their suggestions. Kendra, known for her creativity, proposes unique and unconventional names, while Jim leans towards classic choices. Kendra quips, "How about something like Luna or Orion? Celestial names are so trendy right now!" Jim raises an eyebrow, teasingly, "Celestial, huh? Well, I was thinking more along the lines of traditional names like Michael or Emily."

Sometimes crying while putting lotion on my stomach because… how did something so small make me feel so big inside? Complete. Boy and girl. I hadn’t picked names yet, but the list on my nightstand kept growing. For the girl: Lily Ava Aurora Isla Maya For the boy: Elijah Luca Noah Elias Kai I kept circling “Aurora” and “Kai.” Something about those two stuck with me. Light and sea. Morning and calm. “Aurora and Kai,” I whispered one night, lying in bed and pressing a hand to my belly. “Do you like that? Hmm? My stars.”

"Hey baby." Luke said into my ears. "What do you want,ass?" "Theresa Octavia Harvey, didn't I ask you not to swear?" Ivy smacked me. "Sorry Mom," I smiled at her. "Your real name is Theresa?" Luke said to me. "Shut up." I glared at him. "You guys look cute together," Scott said, making goo- goo eyes at me. "I know, right?" Luke agreed. "Theresa, Luke, your ship name could be Thuke." Ivy opined.