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phamhohuutri62- Reads 9
- Parts 1
Before you read 1. What is happening in the picture? 2. Where do meteors come from? 3. What other things come from space>- Reads 9
Velisian- Reads 8
- Parts 1
Like the flash of a meteor strike, Greg and Roni are not where they set out to be.- Reads 8
lpetrich- Reads 47
- Parts 2
In 1908, a big meteor devastated central Siberia. In 1912, a big ship sank in the Atlantic. Was the meteor an outer-space version of the Titanic? Changed rating from "Mature" because the death and destruction is not very explicit. Appropriate decision?- Reads 47
georgiabrenda- Reads 4
- Parts 1
Tunguska event: the rarest and most destructive kind of natural disaster.- Reads 4
lpetrich- Reads 648
- Parts 73
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.+13 more- Reads 648
Michelovski- Reads 357
- Parts 3
In 1908, three explorers from Europe are venturing into the unknown far north of Siberia, with the main purpose to find diamonds and gold for a mining company in Vienna, Austria. Even today most of Siberia is unexplored inaccessible, we can imagine how was one century ago and what mysteries are still hidden there in the huge forests that reach the arctic circle. Many weird stories circulated in the European newspapers in those years, about Siberia and some strange things. One year before the Tunguska event in 1908, the world was spinning towards globalization with political and economical alliances. Although many zones were cartographied theoretical but not explored practically unknown, the population in growth on the social industrial trends started massating in the urban zones, leaving behind the curiosity of the explorers. Copyright © 2019 by Marko Van Yeti All rights reserved. No part of this story may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including storage or retrieval systems without permission in writing from Marko Van Yeti. This story is a work of fiction. All characters and events in this publication are fictional. Be yourself, anything else is taken.- Reads 357
pureet1948- Reads 108
- Parts 1
What common denominator links Russian novelist/traveler Eric Delko, the Tunguska explosion, and a Russian spaceship from the year 2060?- Reads 108