Relativity Stories

Centuries after an asteroid smashes into a star ship, the inhabitants must learn to survive space without technology or perish. Join princess Airomem and Horatius the historian in their adventures- from fighting cannibals, to preventing starvation, and discovering long hidden secrets of the ship. Can they survive? Part 1: Horatius Part 2: Airomem Part 3: Departure

The Children of Space (TCOS) Being an active soul of social riot towards the freedom of our emotions is tough. However, it is even harder when there are your family and friends with you, traveling, yet mysteriously disappearing to new extraversion of such a beautiful life. {I would love to know your opinion on this story and thus if it is worth to continue writing :) }

Get Ready To Relate. Words That Will Touch Your Inner Core!

Doctor Who Alternate Series 11 Episode 11: Cancer of the Soul: A Time Lord of pure hatred and wrath has taken control of the TARDIS, putting the Doctor, Megan, and Michael in grave danger. Can the Doctor and his companions survive in order to discover an ancient secret?

Alternate Ending for the book Theories of Relativity by Barbara Hayworth-Attard

please read I want someone to care about my interests

This story is about two entities known as Luna and Sol they are the offsprings of the Moon and the Sun. Luna is the rebel one who wants to find out everything head on also not the brightest, and Sol is the smart and intellectual one who has insecurities. The story mainly focuses on both of them living in a new environment and learning to coop with it. They meet a cool and laid back family who consists of Shaun west the father of the family, Libean or Bean or Libee West who's the daughter, and finally Jaxx West who is the son. They are what you might call "hippies" and own the finest restaurant in the city known as the Hippie Hub. Will Luna and Sol get along with each other in there new home?, or will things turn out bad for them?

Short postulate regarding cosmology, in this interpretation, I deduce the relation between relativistic correction and induced magnetic moment between symmetries and how to correct degeneracies so the spherical barrier is not bothered due to half integer angular momentum. Black holes theoratical and hypothetical cosmological proposals and what exactly is dilated causality.

If I were to ask; why do scientists, researching space, time, gravity and quantum mechanics, describe their own methodically verified results as 'weird'; what would you reply? Why would reality be weird? Surely, scientifically speaking, reality is just, well, reality? Where does 'weirdness' come into this? "If you can't explain something in easily understandable everyday terms; you either don't understand it yourself, or you are trying to manipulate someone". kept that in mind the whole way through. No need for a PhD in Quantum Mechanics, Etymology, Ancient History, Evolutionary Psychology or Philosophy to 'get' what's in here. There should be no intellectual snobbery, when it comes to this kind of thing. For this work; accessibility is as important as content; aiming for something where, when you read this, if you think it's 'beneath you', you will, by the end, change your mind; and if you think it's 'beyond you', equally, that presumption will prove challenged in the end. To understand why scientists, describe their own results as 'weird'; why we seem to have so much, yet confusion, conflict and suffering endure, or get worse, you have to go way-back. Unpick the evidence from the beginning with an open mind. Understand how the ancients thought, how we think; what the differences are; where languages came from, why science doesn't provide answers for certain things; link them back together again, to finally make sense of it all. Once you understand; things don't look the same, different decisions made, changed behavior reinforced when science is fused; without contradicting its own evidence, within a contemporary framework that allows one to 'believe'; faith in our future restored; made sense of, no matter your background, faith or lack thereof. A shift in perception, courtesy of our ancestors; all that is required. What do you think? How do you think? Are you open to the possibility of thinking, feeling and behaving differently?

A story written for the Wattpad Scifi contest. Involves questionable science and abstract interpretation of the writing prompt. This is a warning, it is not designed to be entertaining or proper narrative.

The biggest fear in this world is of not knowing. Not knowing what happens next in a horror movie, not knowing when the roller coaster will take a turn, not knowing where the road leads, and the greatest fear of all is not knowing what reality is. What if I told you that time is not constant and that it can go faster or slower? What if I told you that it was the ground that accelerated towards the apple and not the other way around? What if I told you that a circle can be a straight line? What if I told you that reality is not as we usually perceive it? Travel in the space boots of the young Scott as he discovers the world beyond and answers some of those numerous questions that the mysterious and magnificent universe holds!

On the ideology of an expansive and utterly extremely large universe or a static one that remains the same wherever you are. This man from a normal world suddenly discovers something that brings him utter dismay and the whole world too. Driven by madness and insanity a man slowly leads the human race to its utter knees with the truth of something utterly deafening. SOON I WILL FINISH THIS STORY. Title-Rendered in Blender Images used in the background are labeled for reuse Characters-Original Images Used are labeled for reuse. Copyright(c) June 10, 2020, All Rights Reserved created by Paul Sun Copyright provides the owner of copyright with the exclusive right to Reproduce the work in copies or phonorecords3 Prepare derivative works based upon the work Distribute copies or phonorecords of the work to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership or by rental, lease, or lending Perform the work publicly if it is a literary, musical, dramatic, or choreographic work; a pantomime; or a motion picture or other audiovisual work Display the work publicly if it is a literary, musical, dramatic, or choreographic work; a pantomime; or a pictorial, graphic, or sculptural work. This right also applies to the individual images of a motion picture or other audiovisual work. Perform the work publicly by means of a digital audio transmission if the work is a sound recording Copyright also provides the owner of copyright the right to authorize others to exercise these exclusive rights, subject to certain statutory limitations. My work is under copyright protection the moment it is created and fixed in a tangible form that it is perceptible either directly or with the aid of a machine or device.

[#10 IN REALISTIC - 10/07/2019] [COMPLETED] The year was 2118. All seemed normal; normal, until you saw the dust kiss the sky; a mix of brown and white against an infinite blue. Our planet had changed quite a bit in the past 50-60 years. Most financially extractable petroleum had been drained clean by 2048, and like insects to the light, coal soon followed. I mean, it was never meant to be a problem; most estimates said we'd find viable alternatives by then. But we were so preoccupied with getting the last barrel of oil out, we never stopped to ask what we'd do after it was out. And now, we had to look up and wonder if our place was among the stars, or on the burning dust. --- Sci-Fi Adventure inspired heavily by Christopher Nolan's Interstellar. Cover by Samadrita Mukhopadhyay (IG: @blackmambaaaaa_). With the help and support of Dwijith R Nambiar (IG: @dwijithr.n). Checked by Ranjan Bhat (IG: @the_real_ranjan_bhat) for scientific consistency.

Star Trek Fan Fiction

A poem originally inspired by kickthepj's "Colour Bandits".

Merely minuscule matters, making massive measures by barely breaking the thick thorough surface; surprisingly sturdy, it indefinitely is insane and an abstract art. Simply and sincerely, the story of a systole.