Uzaygemisi Stories

Introduction Suddenly, there was a loud noise and Jim flew into a wall. "WHAT WAS THAT?" he shouted. Jack sat in his chair and watched papers and bags of food fly around inside the command module. "What happend?" Jim ask again. He looked at the other astronauts, but they didin't answer. Then there was a second noise. "Look!" said Fred. "The lights on the controls are going crazy! I never saw that before!" Jack spoke into the radio."Houston, we have a problem. It ıs Monday, April 13, 1970 and Apollo 13is flying through space. The three astronauts in the command module are going to the Moon. Suddenly, something goes wrong. There is a loud noise and the command module loses power. Oxygen is leaving the ship. The astronauts can't live without oxygen or power. What can they do? What can their controllers in Houston do? Will the astronauts walk on the Moon? Will they get home again? Jim Lovell and Jeffrey Kluger wrote a book about this trip, Lost Moon.Then, William Broyles, Al Reinert and John Sayles turned the book into the great movie, APOLLO 13 with Tom Hanks.This book comes from Dina Anastasio's story of the movie.

An astronaut. A lost memory. A deadly mystery. When Herold opened his eyes, he remembered nothing. Who was he? How did he get here? All he knew was that he was floating weightlessly in what seemed to be an almost abandoned space station. But this place isn't abandoned. Something is still here. Watching him. Strange noises echo through the station's dim corridors, torn astronaut suits drift weightlessly, and behind an opening door, a shadow waits in the darkness... As Herold pieces together the gaps in his memory, he begins to uncover the horrifying secret this station hides. But time is running out. Oxygen is depleting. And something is watching him from every corner. Get ready for a story where suspense, science fiction, and survival collide. If you're a fan of Alien, Dead Space, or The Expanse, this is the story for you! See how far Herold is willing to go to escape this nightmare - start reading now! Hello, readers! While writing this story, I reflected on the endless unknown of space, the loneliness it brings, and the fear of what lies beyond. I hope you enjoy the story and leave here feeling satisfied.