The Endless Hole (book 1)

ch.1: An adventure you wont forget, ever.

The five people stood at the base of the towering rocket, their excitement and nerves palpable as they prepared to embark on their journey into the unknown. Dr. Maria, the leader of the group, was an experienced astrophysicist with a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe. She was joined by her colleagues, Dr. Alex, Dr. Sam, Dr. Emma, and Dr. Liam, all of whom were equally eager to get a closer look at the black hole and green star they had come to study.

As they suited up and climbed aboard the spacecraft, Maria couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the thought of what they were about to do. She had spent her entire career studying these celestial phenomena from afar, but now she was going to be able to see them up close and personal.

The launch was smooth, and soon they were hurtling through the vacuum of space at incredible speeds. As they approached the black hole, Maria felt a sense of awe wash over her. Despite its ominous reputation, there was something beautiful about the way it seemed to bend and distort the light around it.

As they made their way closer to the green star, they couldn't help but marvel at its vibrant color. They had never seen anything like it before, and they knew that it was going to be a challenge to figure out what was causing it to glow in such a unique way.

Dr. Maria was having the time of her life studying the green star. She had always been fascinated by celestial phenomena, and this was the opportunity of a lifetime. She and her team had been collecting data and conducting experiments for weeks, and they were making great progress.

But one day, as they were gathering measurements, Maria noticed something strange on the sensors. It was a massive black hole, unlike any they had ever seen before. She couldn't believe her eyes.

She immediately called the rest of the team over to take a look. "Guys, you're not going to believe this," she said, her excitement palpable. "We've stumbled upon a massive black hole!"

The team was in disbelief. They had come to study the green star, not to find a black hole. But as they analyzed the data, it became clear that this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Over the next few days, they focused all of their efforts on studying the black hole, collecting as much data as they could. It was a challenging task, but they were determined to learn as much as they could about this mysterious and awe-inspiring object.

But one day, as they were gathering measurements, something strange happened. Without warning, Maria felt herself being pulled towards the black hole. She tried to resist, but it was no use. She was helpless as she was sucked into its gravitational pull.

As she tumbled through the darkness, Maria couldn't help but wonder if this was the end. Would she be lost forever in the void of the black hole?

But to her surprise, she suddenly found herself back in a familiar environment. She was in her lab on Earth, surrounded by her colleagues and the equipment she knew so well.

It was as if she had never left. She couldn't believe what had just happened. Had it all been a dream?

As she tried to make sense of it all, her colleagues rushed over to her, full of questions. "Maria, are you okay? What happened?"

Maria took a deep breath and tried to explain what had occurred. It was a difficult task, but she knew it was important to share her experience. And as she told her story, she couldn't help but feel grateful to be back in the safety of her lab, surrounded by the people she loved

But... something wasnt adding up...

Dr. Maria was having a strange day. She couldn't quite put her finger on it, but something just felt...off. She had been back on Earth for a few weeks now, after her incredible journey into the black hole. But something about the familiar surroundings of her lab just didn't feel right.

She tried to shake off the feeling, but it persisted. Every time she turned a corner, she half expected to see something unexpected. And every time she looked in the mirror, she couldn't help but feel like she was looking at a stranger.

She tried to focus on her work, but she couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss. She confided in her colleagues, but they just laughed it off and told her she was being paranoid.

But Maria couldn't shake the feeling that something weird was going on. She couldn't shake the feeling that she wasn't supposed to be here, that she was meant to be somewhere else.

As the days went on, the feeling only intensified. And then, one day, it all became clear. She was suddenly transported back to the black hole, tumbling through the darkness once again.

As she looked around, everything finally made sense. She was home, again.