Sagan storie

ensaio sobre o universo, nossa insignificância diante dele, a ausência de sentido da vida e do mundo e onde entra o amor diante de tudo isso. citações de Carl Sagan, Albert Camus e Rupi Kaur.

This is a story about a silverfish named Sagan. Sagan was a peaceful silverfish but everything changed when the evil Arries, a silverfish hater who wants to destroy all silverfish, attacks his daughter Yebba. Will Sagan be able to survive? Or will he burn in the fires of hell like all silverfish should.

Humans have found a way to connect to Aliens.

Sagan Frost is a perfectionist, but for some reason, his life isn't perfect. He believes there's only one way to rectify this problem: to go back in time. He enlists the services of MindLink, a futuristic, medical science company, and the surreptitious Satyress, Dr. Maraud, to help him. As Sagan heads on his latest adventure back in time, he must ask himself the question, is it worth it? Or is it better to leave the past in the past, where it belongs?

What did George Adamski's extraterrestrial friends do after their contacts with him? What did they discover about our space exploration? How might they make contact again? How might they fit in with what we've discovered about the Solar System over the last half century? This story was inspired by some purportedly nonfictional works, "Flying Saucers Have Landed", by Desmond Leslie and George Adamski (1953) and "Inside the Spaceships" by George Adamski (1955), along with various other sources on George Adamski and others like him. He was a UFO contactee, someone who claimed that he had close encounters of the friendly kind with extraterrestrial visitors. I have also included some excerpts from NASA's transcripts of its Apollo Moon missions.