Historias de Wormholes

[HIGHEST RANK: #1 IN SCIENCE FICTION] The world is ravaged by a nuclear war. Borders were redrawn, powers had shifted. But the worst was yet to come. The core of the sun was becoming unstable, wrecking havoc on Earth. There was no other option left but to leave the planet we called home, once and for all. A leap of faith across the cosmos. But humans find themselves face to face with an alien civilisation. And the result? A three-way battle. This is a war for all civilizations, of all universes. This is a battle for survival, this is MISSION ORION. #1 in Science Fiction as of 23 February 2018.

Yue is a senior in high school, living the relaxed life in Hawaii. She enjoys the simple and quiet life with her grandparents close to the mountains and far from the city but things are not as peaceful as she thinks and everything is not as it seems. Especially when a UFO crash lands near her home.

Akira decides fate whether eliminating entire timelines or uniting with his father and initiate the plan of salvation for many souls. Fate of the omniverse decided upon a 14 year old boy

i love space so I thought I would do extensive research on it. i will have at least two or three parts to each theory.

Following the light of the sun, we left the Old World. - Inscription on Columbus' caravels Earth is dying. They have to leave the planet and turn to the stars...

This is a story of an astronaut. He is going for the Mars mission. And yeah, This story is nice will be kind of fanfiction. So if you wanna give suggestions to me, give them in the comments

Jason and Joe are twin brothers that are being hunted by a Shadow just because they're in the way. In the way of his plan to conquer every Zone so that he may take control over the Spirit World. After running into a girl named Ariel and the return of Shannon they flee together. However, the Shadow seems to know every move before they do. With Silta becoming a war zone from the second they land there. Seems that the Shadow is the least of their worries once HER door is open and SHE steps out. The only choice they have is to run fast and hit hard.

She did it. Snowball Jennings finally won her high school essay contest, which gave her the title of right hand to any scientist of her choice and a ticket to board the Invincible II. But things go quickly south when the Captain earns a blue crystal in the middle of their glove. Soon, Snowball has to deal with wormholes, paradoxes, and dare we say the end of the universe itself. These people look uncannily like Dr. Mark Iplière, but she has to be careful. If she says the wrong thing, this gets worse. But she just has so many questions. Since when did she make an acquaintance with a criminal from Boston? How did that pink man have the power to control the Space Time Continuum? Who's the old guy? And the most important question- can she save this? I do not own the characters and/or plot to "In Space With Markiplier". The only character/character arcs I own belong to Snowball. WARNING: This has a bunch of mature topics discussed, including child ab***, mental illness, anxiety and death. Viewer discretion is advised.

It's been twelve years since Alex's father went missing. Twelve years spent caring for his mother who teeters on the edge of insanity and ignoring the voices that whisper to him when he's falling asleep, telling him to jump. So when Alex stumbles across Nox, a beautiful but deadly mercenary who claims to be from the future, he's sure that he's finally lost it for good. Nox is a fugitive from almost three thousand years into the future, when humans have established colonies throughout our galaxy. Earth, now known as Adam, rules over these colonies with an iron thumb, taking whatever it pleases with no regard to its people. Nox is a member of the Jump Outlaws, a band of mercenaries that fight against Adam by targeting the solar reactors that give it power. Alex follows Nox into the future in the hopes of finding his father. But when he and the Outlaws are captured by Adam, and a childhood friend from Nox's past resurfaces with murderous intent, Alex's fight for closure becomes a fight for survival. Now Alex must learn how to fight alongside the Jump Outlaws if he ever hopes to make it back home.

In a far future of star empires and living machines, a small, hungry fleet slips through a forbidden wormhole called the Andalus Gate. At its helm is a name out of history-Tariq ibn Ziyad-a commander known for courage, mercy, and a mind that plays ten moves ahead. Their target is Iberion Prime, a rich world ruled by a proud warlord and clever councils. Tariq's force is tiny. His supplies are thin. The land is strange. Yet he carries something more than blades and code: a clear moral law, a promise of justice, and signs that make even skeptics stop and think-verses saved through time, prophecies that seem to echo in this new age, and truths that meet science instead of fleeing from it. What follows is part space opera, part chess match. There are armored sieges and silent hacks. There are bold raids and quiet debates. Drones whisper while minds wrestle. Every battle has a rule. Every rule has a cost. And every promise draws people closer-to peace, to faith, or to a choice they can't take back. This is not only a war story. It is the journey of many souls: a young coder who doubts everything, a captain who fears mercy is weakness, a scholar who starts with questions and finds better ones, and a ruler who will not bow to anyone. As their paths cross, the world itself changes shape. If you love the sweep of Star Trek and Foundation, the mind games of Code Geass and Death Note, and the heart of true history, The Andalus Gate will pull you in and not let go. Come for the duels of steel and light. Stay for the signs that astonish, the mercy that disarms, and the choice that will leave your chest tight and your eyes bright.

This a short scientific paper I've written about using warp drives to travel great distances in space on a liveable amount of time. I have researched all my views and information thoroughly and have cited appropriated source references. Warp drives are a staple of science fiction, most notably in Star Trek. I hope whoever reads this finds it interesting. ^_^ This is the second scientific paper I've written. The layout and such may not be great, but I'm only a teenager :P Please comment ^_^ and inform me of any incorrect information

Empires rise and crumble...all in a Monday morning. When Jill's husband Malcolm beats her in a race to the shower on a dull week-day morning, she anticipates another lecture from her boss on the importance of being on time. She doesn't anticipate Malcolm to come sprinting back into the bedroom 15 seconds later, claiming he's spent the last 1000 years in another dimension. Now, he's ready to take her back with him. Before she's even rubbed the sleep from her eyes, Jill finds herself stranded on the shores of the mysterious Kingdom of Lentempia, alone. With only a cryptic note and a young villager to guide her, she sets out on a journey to reunite with Malcolm and return home. But Lentempia is a dangerous place, plagued with conflict and threatening to break into a full-scale revolution. Jill will need to choose her friends carefully from a colorful cast of characters, including a fallen prince hell-bent on revenge, a quick-witted bard that can change his voice like the wind, and a nihilistic priest with a mysterious power. Her choices of whom to trust could be the difference between life and death. But the biggest danger of all could be her own husband. Ageless contains occasionally harsh language.

Imagine finding out the truth about our existence, which turns out to be something disappointing. Frank Stark will help you with the feeling if you ever meet him. :)

The world had reached the breaking point. Overpopulation stretched resources to their absolute limits, while the fading environment turned wide areas into uninhabitable zones, it was now plain that Earth could no longer support its billions of people. The grim conclusion reached by scientists and world leaders was that, if humanity was to survive, it would have to leave Earth behind. The mission to Xelos was the final answer And Cara morgan is more than ready for it

Cerebral time traveler escapes

A story based on events after Star Wars Episode IX in the realms of science-fiction and speculative theories about alternative or parallel universes and galaxies, biological, viral and cyborg integration, reincarnation, love and the usual sum of mystical elements. Without sci-fi elements, possibilities in space and the creativity of them it wouldn't be Star Wars! Set nearly six years after Episode IX... The new Jedi temple is a highly secure building in a newly created city on Tatooine after around half a decade worth of work assisted by the Coruscant Construction Company. It has left some local groups green-eyed with new enemies formed from Jabba's old palace and the likes. Sometimes Poe and company have had to help out with assistance alongside old friend Chewie in the Millennium Falcon - the legendary space vessel that the late Leia was happy for Poe to look after as promised. However with the security and patrol team led by Rose (who now has a child with her married partner Finn), it is a formidable fortress of the Jedi (almost like the Coruscant Temple) and is controlled by the passionate and legendary Jedi Master Rey, with Jedis Finn (who completed his training and ended up a decent but constantly improving Jedi) and Millius Scholomer 'Scholl' - a Twi'lek with a hairband (or twidband?) usually worn in combat who is very wise and regarded highly by Rey. Even the odd rumours of Grogu being seen in the temple loom. Things have been relatively quiet since. Classic lines await: Rey: "Ben!" Finn: "Ren!" G-KR: "Rei...nhald... call me Captain or General Kieran Reinhald... I don't think we've met before? ..." They all look shocked !!!! G-KR: "where the hell am I? Looks like someone tossed the galaxy in a salad bowl and left us scratching our bellies" as the captain looks at the GGPSR (Galactic GPS Radar) on board. "Oh bugger! This wormhole is a can of worms!" ... One of the Citizen Fleet looks on as menacing spacecrafts start popping out of the wormhole.

Why am I here what have I done ....

The night the sky broke open, Aarav didn't scream. He listened. Everyone else called it a trick of light. An illusion. A lie. But the universe had chosen him-and it never chooses twice. A mysterious girl appears at his side, knowing his thoughts, his sketches, his future. She gives him a warning he doesn't understand and a countdown he can't escape. Seven days. Then the men in black arrive. Then reality cracks open again. Then Aarav makes a choice that can never be undone. On the other side of the wormhole, time behaves strangely, memories feel fragile, and nothing is as safe as it looks. Some secrets demand silence. Some truths erase people. And some connections are powerful enough to bend the universe itself. But here's the real question- What if the wormhole didn't open by accident? What if it opened... for him? And what if crossing it means losing the one thing he can't afford to forget? ✨ Mystery. ✨ Sci-Fi. ✨ Unspoken feelings. ✨ A universe that watches back. Turn the page- before the wormhole closes.

Montie loves the rain. When it rains, his problems melt away and June appears. June tells him about the good times they once had together, how they once loved each other, and who shouldn't be here but is. So Montie doesn't say anything. Not about his dark thoughts, not about anything. And he definitely doesn't tell anyone about June. Because June died months ago. And Montie knows how to move on, right?