Scientist Stories

A short story of a girl from a broken home, with a drunkard father who loves to beat his wife out of frustration. On the other hand, he was a brilliant scientist living in abroad, born into wealth and comfort. She was his sister's roommate and best friend. When his brother's wedding brought him back home, he met her for the first time, he fell for her. A sultry night brought them together into each other's arms. But, her happiness didn't last longer when she didn't finds him then next morning. She became distant from everyone, her soul start dripping with the weigh of grief and soon, she found out that she was PREGNANT, a shock, a fault. Was it just a one night stand? A fault? A mistake? Why did he leave her? Will she keep the baby? To know about it, kindly read the story.

Dr. Isla Vance is the best thing that ever happened to Halcyon Genetics. A brilliant xenobiologist with ice in her veins and fire in her fists, she has spent six years building a career, a reputation, and a life with the only man who could match her storm for storm. Dr. Kael Navarro. He was the agency's golden boy. A high-altitude scientist who laughed at death and loved Isla with the same ferocity he brought to every summit. Together, they were unstoppable. Until they weren't. Fourteen months ago, Kael led a small team into the Nepalese Himalayas. The objective: investigate anomalous thermal signatures deep in the Khumbu region. The cover story: a routine glacial study. The truth: something had been found. Something buried in the ice for centuries. Something that should not exist. Kael took two American scientists, three Sherpas, and a Pelican case full of equipment he refused to let anyone else touch. He never came back. An avalanche swallowed the Western Cwm. Kael pushed his team to safety and disappeared into the white. No body. No report. No evidence. The Pelican case - containing every scrap of proof, every photograph, every impossible data point - vanished with him. The agency closed the search. Declared Kael lost. Filed the insurance claim. Patted themselves on the back for limiting liability. His mother signed the death certificate through a fog of sedatives. The world moved on. Isla did not..... Authors Note: This is not a romance. Though love runs through every page like a frozen river. This is not a horror. Though the mountain has teeth. This is not an adventure. Though they will risk everything to reach the truth. This is a story about condolence. This story is a work of fiction. The Himalayan setting is real. The grief is real. The Yeti? That's between you and the ice. Dedication: For everyone who has ever climbed their own Everest just to say goodbye.

Liana trusts facts, deadlines, and carefully built plans. Jin Chang-Hu lives under cameras, headlines, and constant attention. They came from different worlds. They were never meant to meet. But one night in Seoul changes everything. She wants nothing to do with fame. He can't stop thinking about the woman who saw something in him beyond his fame. Because sometimes, the person who doesn't belong in your world... is the one you can't let go.

At 29, Dr. Maelis Rayne was the crown jewel of modern science. A polymath with seven PhDs, she had bridged the gap between the biological and the theoretical, pioneering neural interface AI and object-level teleportation. Her transition from neurology to NASA was fueled by a singular, childhood obsession- to physically touch the stars she had spent her life modelling. But the universe responded to her ambition with a nightmare. Three months before her maiden voyage, Maelis was abducted by an illegal black-site research facility. They didn't want her equations; they wanted her cognition. The facility had accidentally punctured a tear in reality-a volatile, expanding rift that ignored animal subjects but hungrily reacted to high-level human intelligence. When they forcibly tethered Maelis to the rift, the reaction was catastrophic. The connection lasted only minutes, but the feedback loop shattered her mind, leaving her in a coma for 17 weeks. Maelis awoke to a world that no longer made sense. The physicist who once commanded the laws of nature now finds herself hunted by them. Reality itself warps in her presence-glass crystallizes into impossible patterns, and shadows move against the light. Worse than the physical anomalies is the hollow pull in her chest. Something from beyond the tear has tasted her mind and is now calling her. It doesn't want to destroy her; it wants to use her as a vessel to anchor itself in this dimension. As the rift grows, the voices in her head become indistinguishable from her own thoughts. Maelis must use her brilliant but fracturing mind to find a way to seal the tear before she ceases to be a scientist and becomes a medium for the end of everything.

What produces a historical genius? 15 years ago, Miriam, the gifted Witch Unicorn, received a prophecy. Sage, then still a pegasus foal, would go on to revolutionise the field of Mysticism (the study of magic and superpowers). Miriam from then on took Sage under her wing, and personally mentored her until Sage was old enough to pursue her doctoral studies at Cowford, the world's leading centre for mysticism research. Sage is flattered by the prophecy, but feels burdened by the weight of responsibility placed upon her. Sage personally loves the field of mysticism, hence why she willingly trained under Miriam and agreed to go to Cowford. The deeper she dives into research, the more cognizant she becomes of the consequences her research might unleash on the world. On top of all this, if she wants to prove herself, Sage must battle the complex social landscape at Cowford.

Do you believe in fairy tale?

In a world of science and technology, Clara's second chance feels more like a prison. Adopted by the prestigious family, her new home comes with a manual of strict, unwavering rules: No leaving the grounds alone. No unauthorized questions. A mandatory 9:00 PM sleeping period-a curfew enforced with clinical precision. While her sibling view her with icy envy, seeing her as a privileged intruder, Clara is haunted by a void where her memories should be. She is a girl without a past, a stranger in her own skin, constantly pushing against invisible boundaries that her parents claim are for her protection. The facade shatters one afternoon during a minor accident. Expecting blood and pain, Clara instead finds exposed wires and synthetic fluid beneath her skin. The horrifying truth is only the beginning: She isn't a daughter; She is a highly advanced prototype and the memories she's missing were wiped to hide a dark, experimental history. Now.... Clara must decide if she is merely a machine built to obey. Or, if the malfunctioning emotions she feels are the only real thing about her.

Ira Sen has always lived by one rule.. stay in control. A topper. Disciplined. Unquestioning. In a world that never stops expecting, she never stops delivering. Until the day everything changes. When her sister, a scientist at Indian Space Research Organisation, discovers something impossible, a phenomenon that shouldn't exist. A black hole. But this isn't just any Black Hole. Inside it, time doesn't move forward. It exists,all at once. Past. Present. Future. And when Ira comes face to face with it, she doesn't just see the universe.. she sees herself. Every moment. Every choice. Every version of her life... right in front of her. But when time stops being something you can control.. what do you hold on to? And what do you finally let go?

Set three hundred years into the future and after nuclear war, where shadowy powers sought to destroy everything. They looked to remake the world to their world view, but did not count on betrayal from within. This thrilling sci-fi saga follows James Fong, a brilliant scientist, inventor, and visionary-as he battles through the ashes of humanity's past toward the stars. Expect intense world-building, gritty survival, and a classic good vs. evil struggle that fans of The Expanse or Fallout will love

She always believed she was hard to love Not because she didn't feel deeply, but because she felt too much. The noise of the world overwhelmed her, expectations scared her, and love felt like something meant for people braver than her. People who knew how to belong without fear. Aakriti grew up thinking that one day she would learn how to change herself, be louder, stronger, less sensitive, so that maybe world would choose her. Until she met someone who didn't ask her to change at all. Siddharth entered her life quietly, through crowded corridors, shared subjects, and silences that felt safe. Calm where she was anxious, steady where she trembled, he became the kind of presence that didn't demand attention but earned it. Dhriti, her loud, fearless best friend who spoke the truths Aakriti was too scared to say out loud, and watched love unfold with knowing smiles and teasing remarks. Karan, effortless and charming, bringing chaos, laughter, and unfiltered honesty into the classroom, person who is allergic to seriousness This is not a story of perfect people. It's about ordinary days that change you quietly. About friendships that anchor you. About a love that doesn't rush, doesn't demand, and doesn't try to fix what was never broken. For more start readingggg☺️

In the not-so-distant future, aboard the Echo 11 shuttle, systems engineer Ethan Vale navigates the wonders and perils of space as humanity pushes the boundaries of exploration. After years of waiting, the crew finally reaches the Mars Space Station, but their mission is shrouded in secrecy and intrigue. While publicly tasked with analyzing carbon samples on the Martian surface, Ethan and his team are actually drawn into the mysteries of strange, massive particle clouds hovering just outside Mars's atmosphere. Ethan, with his spirited Tennessee charm, contrasts sharply with the somber formality of Director Mizell, whose strict demeanor only fuels Ethan's desire to push the limits of protocol. As he prepares for a crucial spacewalk alongside Captain Marcos Wilson -his steadfast friend and celebrated pilot-the memories of a tragic family loss surface, intertwining with dreams of heroic adventures reminiscent of his childhood. Yet, a sense of foreboding looms as the crew prepares to confront the unknown. With each passing moment and every breath taken in the weightlessness of space, the past and present collide. Ethan is propelled by the thrill of discovery but haunted by sorrow, as the team inches closer to unraveling the truth behind the enigmatic clouds-an achievement that could redefine humanity's understanding of the universe. As they gear up for their historic mission, the stakes rise, and the balance of fate teeters between tragedy and triumph. Embark on this captivating journey where a man's heart yearns for resolution, and the cosmos whispers secrets yet to be unveiled. Will Ethan and his crew find the answers they seek, or will they uncover something that challenges everything they thought they knew? Story complete! Final chapters will continue to be posted each Friday until May 1st. Story inspired by music composed by Queen E. Listen to Echo Protocol by Queen E on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/B7ZKr3HPzfiA5rUB5Y

Beauty AND brains??? See if you can figure out the secret that allows Viviane Fox to study for her Ph.D. in Physics while she moonlights as a beautiful fashion model before it is revealed in the story. Follow her in this futuristic, sci-fi adventure/comedy where she learns about her forgotten past while navigating the silly and maddening situations from admiring, jealous, competitive, stereotypical and shallow people around her. What she learns about herself will determine if an evil organization takes over the world. She will have to use ALL her feminine smarts and talents to defeat them. A G-rated story appropriate for ALL AGES. No smut. No swearing. No gratuitous violence. A Beautiful Woman in Science Fiction is a satirical, futuristic, comedy adventure story. It is sometimes funny, sometimes silly and sometimes outrageous, but it never takes itself seriously. It touches on politics, feminism, world order, technology, spirituality in a story of undying love and devotion. It contains: A smart and pretty girl A herbivore man A tormented scientist A maniacal villain Cute teenage identical twin girls Quantum physics A tsundere pop idol A love triangle Soldiers Politics Feminism Philosophical musings Larger than life story This book has been fully written and is complete, but being released on a schedule. There will be an epic ending. WARNING: Readers with no sense of humor should get one first before starting. ^_-

Azarel isn't a person. She's "The End". A primordial force that collects dying universes. When a timeline collapses, she walks through the ash, catalogues what was lost, and shelves it in her Library at the Edge of Time. Galaxies are books. Extinctions are footnotes. She's ancient, patient, and utterly alone. No one dares summon her. Praying to her is praying for the death of your world. Then there's Dr. Wren Harker. A theoretical physicist who just proved parallel universes are real, and that hers is 47 hours from collapse. Wren does the unthinkable, she builds a machine to call Azarel directly. Not to beg. To bargain. "Let my universe live. I'll give you something you've never catalogued before- a universe that chooses to end, with its eyes open." But the Council of Constants - Death, Time, Entropy finds out Azarel is intervening. They come to collect Wren's universe on schedule, and Azarel has to choose. Do her job and lose the first being who ever looked at her without fear, or commit the first treason in eternity and risk unraveling everything.

It was night outside, as the teens were fast asleep in their own beds they had no idea what was going to happen. When the sun rose it signaled it was the next morning, as each of them woke up in new rooms they woke up being in cages...

The last of them is still alive. On this ship. And I'm alone with it. * Far away from home, with all her friends dead, the last human being aboard the spaceship Safina fights to survive against mankind's greatest invention and worst enemy. The last human vs the last machine. A battle for survival. A battle for humanity.

​ Daniel, a prominent systems scientist at NASA, discovers a terrifying anomaly within our solar system. His observations reveal a mysterious, shifting "Massive dark patch" moving across the surface of the sun. He thought it was a normal sunspot. Unlike typical solar phenomena, this shadow seems to be directly linked to a catastrophic surge in Earth's global temperatures. Meanwhile, he gets a dream differently. ​As the heat intensifies daily, threatening the survival of the planet, Daniel begins a desperate search for a solution to stabilize the sun or shield the Earth. However, his mission is hindered by more than just physics. He must navigate a web of political greed and corporate sabotage, as selfish individuals prioritize their own power over the safety of humanity. Will Daniel find a solution? Is that a normal sunspot on the sun? What is the meaning of unusual dream?

The universe began, scientists believe, with every speck of its energy jammed into a very tiny point. This extremely dense point exploded with unimaginable force, creating matter and propelling it outward to make the billions of galaxies of our vast universe. Astrophysicists dubbed this titanic explosion the Big Bang. And that's where we're going with the next international issue of Tevun-Krus: All languages and species welcome!

A scientist discovers a chemical which makes people shrink in size, until his own invention backfires upon him and his family - leading them to become small, and traverse through adventures with spiders and cats in their own neighborhood. Will they be able to go back to normal size again?

She woke up with no memory of who she truly is. They told her she was a copy-a clone of someone who already died. But why does she feel pain... like a real human? Why does her heart beat like it belongs to someone else? And why is everyone hunting her like she's a secret that should never exist? In a world built by science, lies, and desperation, she tries to survive with skills she never remembers learning... and a past she was never supposed to question. Until she meets the truth behind her existence. A truth that will break everything she believes about life, identity, and love. Because sometimes... the most dangerous thing is not being created. It's believing you're not real.

Hybrids arent popular, nor unpopular in society. The only people who know of them are the scientist creating them, the people selling them and theones buying them. Scientist feed the public lies saying every hybrid was "born," when most were manmade. Everyday people pretty much ignore hybrids and act like they don't exsist. The ones who buy them either use them as a pet, or for their own unnerving desires. Hybrids are capable of speech and learning, but no one bothers to teach them.