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Interface glitches by Leegend
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
CompleteMatureSci-FiThrillerHorror
45/5 (1)00

Olivia didn’t know for how long it had went until the whole structure started breaking down.

Structure is key to performance. And Olivia didn’t know any other way to go about her daily business. A time for every activity and an activity for every time in the day. Wake-up pill. Breakfast pill. Office pill. Lunch-break pill. Ride-home pill. Sex pill. A pill for every activity and an activity for every pill in the day. A perfectly ordered office with just the right amount of light coming in from the desk window and the door always open for anybody coming to check in on her.

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8:24 AM by SeaOfMadness
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
32.50/5 (2)00

Always 8:24 AM, I awake with a cold sweat. It started two months ago, and no matter when I go to sleep, I wake up at the exact same time; 8:24 AM.

And right before I wake up in a cold sweat, I have the same dream... The same nightmare.

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Javelin and Jellyfish by Darksail
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
102/5 (1)00

“The Javelin System is a massive steam cannon,” Carl continued, “and it is used to put high G payloads into low Earth orbit. It essentially replaces the first stage of a conventional rocket. The payloads are equipped with a second stage solid rocket booster to complete the journey into low Earth orbit. The Javelins are unguided, and we are simply lobbing payloads into low earth orbit at the lowest possible price. They are all retrieved by a remote piloted space tug. The primary payload is fuel for space operations. Food, liquids and gases and structural materials like beams and fasteners are secondary payloads. The Javelins are long and skinny for aerodynamic purposes and have many compartments. ‘Soft’ payloads will be carried on shuttles with much lower acceleration rates.”

The Queen Bee by jmsparrow
CompleteMatureSci-Fi
123-00

Joan’s honeybee colonies evolve intelligence higher than ordinary bees, and though most of the colonies are gentle, some become unacceptably aggressive.


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The Sea We Call Space by Exp.InABottle
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
115/5 (2)00

On a mission to aid in the exploration of a new world an accident leaves Laura stranded in space. She soon realizes she is the sole survivor of the vessel that harbored her crewmates, save for the few on the surface of the planet which includes her husband.

Cats Go Interplanetary by Counttigger
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
704-01

Written and Illustrated by Peter Brighouse

A story of Space-Lynxes and their inter-galactic mission to identify all earth dwelling felines, make contact, and ensure that all is well for the future of their planet. With a nod towards Star-Trek, Life on Mars and dogs in Sputniks. Examine the illustrations carefully for “in-jokes”. British humour!

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The landing day by J.P.Rizo
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
133.50/5 (2)01

It is the final exam for the third-year students of Holistoric Reconstruction, and their professor, Richard Cardmen has taken them to Normandy to reconstruct the ancient landing. But perhaps the horrors of war are a little too gruesome for the young ones, so they got an alternate plan under their sleeves.

George and the Draconian by Geo1960
Part of July Challenge - Sci-Fi challenge
CompleteSci-Fi
135/5 (1)00

With a heavy thud, the Draco Star crash-landed its metallic hull tearing through the dense forest of 13th century Earth. The impact sent debris flying in all directions, causing the surrounding wildlife to scatter in fear. Zara, dazed and disoriented, struggled to regain her senses as smoke billowed from the damaged vessel.

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