Nasa Stories

As a former biology student, taking astrophysics was pure madness. But what began as an impulsive choice soon turned out to be Lucy's discovery of her fascination with the universe - and with her professor, Dr. Koch. Between equations she barely understands and a world she never thought she belonged to, Lucy finds herself drawn deeper into both science and something she cannot quite name. Because some distances are measurable. Others are forbidden.

After Carroll Wiseman passed away, she leaves the two person grieving, her husband Reid Wiseman and her best friend Adelaide "Della" Laviolette. Yet Della still struggling with the weight of the "wish" given by Carroll before her death. "Can I handover Reid to you?" Leaving her in mystery, confused, or might be something else that could make her hold back. Published: May 06, 2026

Two young friends fight to save their planet against crazy odds. Working together with their highly trained parents, they experience a rollercoaster of events and emotions.

In the year 1976, the gods of earth packed their shit and flew away. Nobody noticed.

A new media/communications intern begins at NASA, excited to pursue her dreams, when she's assigned to assist her idol, Christina Koch, things begin to change.

One boring night after school, a NASA satellite glitch turns my Spotify into a two-way portal to a dark, broken future. Suddenly, I'm not just listening to Stray Kids-I'm the only one who can save them. The members have been "un-rendered" from history, turned into dangerous villains in a timeline that shouldn't exist. From a Shadow Thief to a Gilded Prince, they've forgotten who they are. I have until midnight to hack the frequency, sing the right lyrics, and pull all eight of them into my bedroom before they-and their music-are deleted forever. 8 Members. 8 Songs. 1 Girl with a glitchy phone. The countdown is on. If the music stops, the world ends.

Waking up to #BringBeckNova trending all over the world was certainly not what she had in mind when Nova let Mindy talk her into watching the monitors while she ran to the bathroom. Though truth be told, she's not sure she would mind spending some with the blue-eyed flight surgeon. With a a livid father, and an offer for NASA, the near future suddenly looks a lot different than she had anticipated. "[02.32] JSC: Hello, Beck is fine. [02.33] JSC: Sorry. Horrible joke and totally inappropriate. Please delete that from your memory. [02.45] HRM: Don't think I will be able to delete that from my memory. New entertainment is hard to come by here in outer Space. Beck."

A woman from humanity's forgotten past survives into the Imperium of Man. The Mechanicus study her. The Ecclesiarchy interprets her. History does the rest.

My own twisted on the show The Orbital Children >-< read more to find out I hope you like it

Preview prerelease of Chapters 1 - 6 • Hard SF first-contact thriller with techno-procedural suspense. A The Martian-grade craft meets Arrival-style rule puzzles; no hand-waving, crisp stakes, humane restraint. Perfect for readers of Watts, Crouch, Tchaikovsky, Weir; viewers drawn by Netflix's 3 Body Problem. Back of Book Copy: Far from Earth, a mining ship pings a ring that should be dead. It answers with headlines: markets that will crash; storms that will land; timers that do not miss. The rules are brutal and simple: output only; no queries; clocks are sovereign. When the first anchor reaches zero, the world proves the relay right. A joint task force locks the site. Custody passes to Daedalus. Mirrors roll. Hoods go up. Every word is logged. And then the relay prints a new line that turns procedure into a countdown no checklist can hold: CASUALTY IN ORBITAL INCIDENT IDENTIFIED: DR MARA VEGA. To save a life the crew cannot ask the system a single thing. To keep humanity calm they must remain boring while private actors, politics, and the sheer weight of truth press in. The Relay is a hard-science thriller about proof, restraint, and the cost of being first to hear the future. If the artefact only speaks in headlines, what do you risk to change the story.

Jessie Arkham had been William Bakers co worker for years in the SOOO (science office of opportunites). Jessie always enjoyed how excited and enthusiastic he was even if his theories were a little strange. She would always be there to listen to him blabber about how he could 'change the world'. But one day, a tragic accident happens and William disappears out of thin air. jessie goes to search for him but to her despair there is no trace of him. Many years later after giving up jessie finds new evidence that could possibly lead to him being alive and out there somewhere. Does jessie ever find him? What could william be hiding? DISCLAIMER: THIS STORY DOES CONTAIN GORE AND CAN BE GRAPHIC, IF SQUEAMISH OR SENSITIVE PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHEN READING. WARNINGS WILL BE IN CHAPTERS.

Ollie Summers would probably strike you as the weird, quiet girl. Honestly, you couldn't be more wrong. Ollie has just started her training to be an astronaut. On the day of her interview she meets a girl, May. May is also attending NASA's training system, Ollie and May are polar opposites, will this become an issue?

Miriam is a person who is lost in the world. She recounts this time in her life when she was lost, being assailed by both memories of earlier times and adversity she faced afterwards. Going from one pale blue dot to another, she thought she would finally get answers to all the questions concocted by her inquisitive mind but all she got was more questions. Upon being questioned on the legitimacy her own humanity, Miriam realises she needs to find herself and her purpose. But how can a person find something that isn't there to begin with?

robertspaulwilliam@gmail.com Detective Suzanne River investigates the brutal murders of a Hollywood producer and his whole family. Initially it seems to be a terrorist incident, but this is soon discounted as samples of an alien DNA are found on bodies. River starts receiving advice and assistance from a source who wishes to remain anonymous. Soon the case mushrooms out of control as a message is received from a vast spacecraft invisibly orbiting the earth: the aliens on board are "refugees", so they claim, and seek permission to land on earth -- but in a very specific spot. As the story twists and turns so does the genre, shifting from murder-mystery to sci-fi to psychological horror, and even a memoir of a CIA assassin in the Iraq of Saddam Hussein. This is for mystery addicts who really prefer literary satire.

Guido Baechler is sharing this blog about Juno's Flyby. Guido Baechler Jeridoo believes NASA is doing very good work on space exploration. The $1.1 Billion Juno Probe project developed by NASA has just sent back to Earth incredible photographs of Jupiter and it's 'Giant Red Spot' which was shot with an optical camera known as the JunoCam. The spacecraft has been documenting the giant gas plant like never before, recording the planet with sophisticated radars, radiation detectors, and magnetic and gravitational field recorders to give us a better understanding of Jupiter. Scientists hope to learn more about the ratio of oxygen to hydrogen and a better estimate of Jupiter's core mass which will hopefully help us discover how Jupiter was formed and its role in the Solar System. ​In addition, activity on the seafloor could provide nourishment to feed living microorganisms. So, while there's plenty of other science to do at Europa, understanding its habitat is a key piece of the mission..... For More Visit https://guidobaechler.com

in the year 3075, scientists from the I.G.S.P (inter-galaxy space program) plan to launch prototype 987 the only spacecraft to be capable of inter-galaxy space travel. driven by their theory that there is a blue planet suitable for humans to live on. why do they need to leave? well in 20 years the sun will die eating the earth and all animals with it. will their theory be right or will they meet their fate, read on to find out.

Don't time travel. In courtesy of: Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar", Kip Thorne's research in astrophysics, Albert Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, and James Treeil's "Space Atlas"

"Revenge is Powerful."