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"Mayday! Mayday! We're in trouble up here!" came a desparate voice from space. One million two hundred thousand miles from Earth the MARTIAN THREE rocket to Mars began to break up and fall apart. No one knows why one of the finest rockets ever built began to shake and fall apart, only that the Martian landing is out of the question. Suddenly, the only thought is to devise a plan to get the three brave men safely back to Earth!

A Star Of Hope,When the news came on the TV about Dolly the Sheep in 1996, I said that it won't be long before they engineer humans the same way. I quickly wrote a page about how this could be possible. Then I expanded it to three, then.... Life got hectic and A Star of Hope got buried with a lot of other unfinished works.I finished the Book during the Covid 19 Lockdown.A Star of Hope (Book One) focuses on the loss of Star Dust Space Ship and the heroic attempts they make to try and rescue it.The last-ditch attempt is made by the brilliant young Cadets to try and bring it back before the onboard astronauts' demise.The book also dwells on the controversial outcome of a begotten baby and the fundamental principles of the main characters and the decisions they make.It is also a saga of love found and lost due to circumstance and duty.Book one is a stand-alone book. I am writing Book Two as I feel the need to tie up some loose ends for personal satisfaction....My take on the future is positive, no matter how badly the people in power mismanage the human race and the World in general.We must have hope and leniency and always be ready to forgive.

Ten years after the last war, Melinda Scott discovers something in deep space and is dragged back into a world her family was banished from. Now with Necromancers to her left, Liches to her right and humanity in the middle it's up to her to figure out why someone is trying to kill her. Where Weavers Daire is the first book in a new rip-roaring space opera series in the same vein as Babylon 5, Firefly, Farscape and Star Wars!

The third arc of the critically acclaimed Star Trek flagship comic series continues in paperback collection! Benjamin Sisko is called out of retirement to defeat the Tzenkethi Coalition!Captain Benjamin Sisko’s quest to defeat the killer of gods is at an end, and the Prophets beckon him home to the Celestial Temple. He’s earned his rest, but he no longer wants to retire into godhood. So when Starfleet requests his help to stop a familiar foe, the Tzenkethi Coalition, from launching their fleet across the Alpha Quadrant, Sisko and the Theseus’ crew set out to once again save the galaxy. They team up with Operative Kingsnake (a.k.a. HARRY KIM), but the Tzenkethi leader has surprising allies of his own: the Romulans! There’s a reason this species of spiritually rich, lizard birds has twice defeated Starfleet in battle. They’re xenophobic, ruthless, and innovative...and confronting them on their home turf, a planet thought to be an organism itself, is a death sentence.In this paperback follow up to Star Trek, Vol. 1: Godshock and Vol. 2: The Red Path, Volume 3 collects Star Trek issues #13–18 by writers Collin Kelly & Jackson Lanzing with artist Marcus To.

"The First Men in the Moon" is a classic science fiction novel written by H. G. Wells. It was first published in 1901 and is known for its imaginative portrayal of a journey to the moon and encounters with alien life forms. H. G. Wells was a prominent figure in early science fiction literature, and this novel is one of his notable works.

Remembrance chronicles the journey of 108 humans who travel across the galaxy to colonize a new planet called Airon. Upon arriving, the colonists, known as The 108, discover a world filled with wonders beyond imagination. The planet is inhabited by two indigenous species, the gentle, burrowing Narsis and the graceful, flying Eglans, who have lived in harmony for eons.As The 108 establish themselves in this new home, their very presence tilts the natural balance between the native inhabitants. Cultural misunderstandings lead to rising tensions, culminating in a crisis that threatens the very fabric of life on Airon.Despite their advanced technology, The 108 find themselves powerless in the face of this alien culture. Led by courage and insight, the Earthens come to realize that their usual strategy of exerting control is futile. Survival on Airon requires surrendering to the mystery and choosing cooperation over domination.Through trust and openness, Earthen and Aironian learn from each other, blending their disparate worldviews into a broader understanding. Bonds form as all gain insight into their shared essence. What began in confusion, moves through turmoil, and concludes in tranquility, with the promise of a new society built on cooperation, forged from the union of two worlds.Remembrance is a thoughtful exploration of humanity's eternal quest for place and purpose. It reminds us that wisdom is found by seeking unity rather than supremacy. This character-driven tale manages to be both profoundly moving and light-hearted, leaving the reader awestruck at the power of love to heal division.

Four generations ago a generation ship crashed into the sands of Savene. Since then, its survivors have eked out an existence in the planet's hostile desert. Yet, the tech is failing, the sands are encroaching, and people are dying. Rescue is still generations away-if it comes at all.But Marsa is a survivor.And an outcast.Infected with the Chrysalis-a disease that grants its carriers uncanny abilities-she keeps her distance from her dwindling community.Until an old friend's dying wish sends her and a young boy across Savene's inhospitable sands in search of something Marsa had thought she'd long forgotten.Hope.

Captain Teri Cambell on the Starship Bumblebee explores space where no other human has been. The crew discover a plant where men and women have been marooned for years. The men and women chose to stay on the only home they have ever known. Later the Bumblebee will respond to a distress call where a ship is disabled. It will be attacked as the crew of the Bumblebee is assisting. The ship is from a world the Marooned people who are stranded. Captain Cambell will have no choice than to deal with the aggressive people attacking the disabled ship who take pride in raiding. The crew will encounter a race of giants who are frendly. It will be on the planet they discover a crew member has a secret talent. A world in another dimension will be found but it is not possible to travel to the world. However, members of the crew will be transported to the parallel dimension. Their adventures in the new world and getting home will test the crew.

Ruth Johnson and her sister Jules have been small-time hustlers on the interstellar cruise lines for years. But when target Esteban Mendez-Yuki leaves Jules heartbroken, Ruth steps up her game. Now Ruth is set on revenge: disguised as provincial debutante Evelyn Ojukwu and set for the swanky satellite New Monte, she’s going to make Esteban fall in love with her, then break his heart and take half his fortune. But Ruth hadn't accounted for his older sister, Sol, who is hot on her trail. To close the deal on her last con, Ruth must decide between going after the money and going after her heart.

In this issueTake a spacewalk into the unknown with American Space Force by cover artist Tais Teng and feature story 'Above it All' by Robert J Sawyer. Dare we look below? In the next Fairmount Manor mystery by Mel Anastasiou, Stella Ryman shows us how to receive the kindness of strangers, while in a new chapter of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, Toinette needs to accept the help of her foil. And in 'The Lady M' by Cat Girczyc, it's not always easy to tell friend from foe.Explore grief and healing with contest winners that include the Jack Whyte Storyteller Award-winning story by CZ Tacks and Magpie Award-winning poetry from Claire Lawrence, Catherine Lewis, and Mark Cameron. As courageously as possible, face two final frontiers in work by Graham J Darling and Jordan Bray, and then return to where it all began with 'Where the Angels Wait' and a bonus start to a new Jack Absolute novel by CC Humphreys.

Nathalie Hart only joined the New Horizons interstellar rescue expedition to escape the pain and guilt after her sister s senseless death. But when she s wrenched out of cryo-sleep far too early, she realises something has gone very wrong on board.

The Thousand Worlds is the setting for a series of science fiction novels written for young readers. Inspired by the 12 classic Robert Heinlein juveniles published between 1947 and 1958, Rod Walker's novels feature a young male protagonist entering the adult world of conflict, decisions, and responsibilities.MUTINY IN SPACEALIEN GAMEYOUNG MAN'S WARMUTINY IN SPACEWhen the radical revolutionaries of the Social Party prevent his attendance at university and make his life on New Chicago impossible, Nikolai Rovio has no choice but to accept his starship-bound uncle's offer to take refuge in space and sign on as a technical apprentice with Starways. But space, he quickly learns, is full of dangers that can kill a young man just as dead as even the most bloodthirsty revolutionary. And no place that Man can travel can ever truly serve as a safe refuge from ambitious and evil-minded men.ALIEN GAMESam Hammond might have chosen prison if he'd known that instead of being locked up, he'd find himself working security for a safari colony on a jungle world where the herbivores are the size of a stadium, the apex predators are vicious lizards that can turn themselves almost invisible, and the skies are filled with huge, acid-breathing fliers. But when New Princeton's Minister of Ecology arrives for a visit with a spaceship full of wealthy and powerful guests, Sam discovers it is Man that is the most dangerous animal on the planet.YOUNG MAN'S WAR¿¿When the Dark Gates open and unleash the monstrous Darksiders on an unsuspecting Earth, only the toughest and most determined humans will survive. Roland and Maggie Kane are more fortunate than most, because their father, Daniel, is a Chicago cop who has taught them how to shoot and prepared them for almost every eventuality. But, as the Kane family soon learns, there is just no way to prepare for an alien invasion.

Pip is living a quiet life as an excavation leader in Scottish archaeology. He is a trusted friend and a talented professional who has been digging through the soil in the pursuit of knowledge for over twenty years. And while there are no major problems in Pip’s life, he’s just a tad bored…Then enters Jacki – a woman who represents an extraordinary alien race capable of interstellar travel. She is proposing a job that would take Pip and his select few to a distant planet, thousands of light-years from Earth. A planet that is inhospitable to humans. A planet that is desolate and that has been void of life for millennia as its old inhabitants took to the stars and never looked back – until now!The obstacles are monolithic, and while Pip and his crew have the know-how and the alien technology to match the challenges of the dig, they may fall short of other perils that this dead world has to offer. Digging in Space is written by professional field-archaeologist, and lifelong sci-fi enthusiast, Fredrik Gustavsson. It is science-fiction with strong elements of realism. And while it takes a professional archaeologist to write this book it does not take one to enjoy it!Reviews:“… it was a worthy read. I’m an avid reader and have been since my childhood; I can confidently say that there was nowhere in Digging in Space that I would consider a waste of my time. Well done.” – Richard Odey, Author.

Rumor has it that Earth has a god that can destroy entire galaxies and birth new ones if she ever finds her mate.Naturally, every species in the galaxy wants her.Earth's prime admiral pardons "Barbarian" captain, Vincenti Merrecci from prison to prepare a new ship and crew for imminent war.When The Divide attacks before his ship is ready, Merrecci finds help from the only people he managed to save during the attack: The cadets from the program for students with disabilities-the very people he argues should not be allowed in the academy.

About the Book Ret is a rising star in a world where intelligence and innovation are prized above all else. He's on the cusp of a ground-breaking invention that could transform his entire planet, and everyone admires him. But everything changes when a devastating secret about his family comes to light. Suddenly, Ret is a social pariah, ostracized and abandoned by the very society that once revered him. His father is banished, his mother is labeled a traitor, and his sister is broken and embittered. But Ret refuses to give up. He clings to his vision, determined to see it through no matter the cost. Ret must confront the dark truths lurking beneath the surface of his society as he battles the injustice that has destroyed his family. And when his sister begins organizing a rebellion against the corrupt government, Ret must decide where his loyalties truly lie. With the fate of his planet hanging in the balance, Ret must stay true to his beliefs and fight for what he knows is right. Only then can he bring honor back to his family and fulfill his vision to change the world. Will he succeed, or will the forces against him prove too powerful to overcome? The fate of an entire planet rests in his hands. About the Author>Daniel Cameron Miwa is a man of diverse heritage with Japanese and French Canadian roots. He is also a devoted father to a young son, who has become his co-author in a series of children's books entitled "The Adventures of Pickleville.">Despite his many interests, Daniel's true love is science fiction. He has recently published his first novel in the genre, Ret, showcasing his boundless imagination and original ideas. With his talent for storytelling and his dedication to his craft, there's no doubt that Daniel Cameron Miwa is a rising star in the science fiction universe.

"After her grandmother is murdered in a home invasion, Tamsin Culver leaves her cushy programming job in San Francisco and returns to her Midwestern hometown to settle the estate. What she doesn't expect is to find out her grandmother's life-changing secret: She's not an Earth native, but an exile from another level of the Nigh-Space continuum, an adjacent reality with technology far more advanced than ours. What's more, her grandmother ruled there as an oligarch, meaning Tamsin is the heir to vast wealth only accessible by someone from her bloodline... but the enemies who tried to exterminate her family won't be happy to see her return. Back in the Bay Area, grad student Glenn makes a startling discovery about his girlfriend Vivy. She's a secret agent for the Interventionists: an interdimensional organisation devoted to protecting the inhabitants of Nigh-Space from those trying to take advantage of less-developed worlds. When she lands in trouble, Glenn finds himself on a sapient starship in a distant level of the continuum, racing to save her. But when Glenn and Vivy's plans clash with Tamsin's, and secret connections among them all are revealed, their situation becomes catastrophically complicated. It's a princess of Nigh-Space versus a champion of Nigh-Space in a reality-spanning adventure that ranges from alien planets to mysterious space stations to Bay Area bars, with starship battles, cyborg augmentation, abductions, snark, betrayal, and fallout both nuclear and emotional"--

The most terrifying monsters are the ones that lurk inside...After discovering everything she's ever known has been a lie, Calay understands humanity's brutality firsthand. Now, depleted rations, unexplained aberrations, and an ecosystem in collapse have driven her to the brink of madness-even with Jacob by her side.When a mysterious woman sent from the stars promises to grant every desire Calay's ever locked away in her shattered heart, she's forced to make an impossible decision: remain on a dying Earth or journey to a planet two-billion lightyears away in an effort to save them all. Clinging to the dream she might yet find somewhere to call home, she agrees. After all, how much worse could it get?When she arrives on the shimmering, glass-city planet Téras, Calay desperately want to believe in a better future. Despite being haunted by the past she'll never escape, her hope is buoyed by the reunion with the mother she thought long-dead and the possibility of uniting their civilizations. The reality, however, is more horrifying than anything she could have imagined.As the universe descends into darkness, she finds herself trapped in the far reaches of deep space, face to face with dangerous forces, unyielding truths, and feral monsters that will force her to confront the darkest parts of herself, pushing her to the very limits of what it means to be human.In this gripping queer sci-fi odyssey, Calay's journey through love, betrayal, and self-discovery becomes a fight not only for her life, but the survival of Earth itself.

Après une année de formation intensive, Spiros est envoyé comme astro-pilote sur le site d'Alpha-3, tandis que Julius est assigné comme aide stratégique sur le vaisseau amiral Odysséas. Au cours de leurs actions, les deux agents se rendent compte de l'enjeu que représente le conflit et alors que la Police Spatiale subit ses premières pertes, la peur et le doute s'installent dans l'esprit des défenseurs de la septième colonie.Lorsqu'un officier est capturé par les forces black-trons, une expédition périlleuse va envoyer nos héros au coeur de l'armée ennemie pour tenter de le sauver, sans se douter qu'un danger encore plus grand se prépare. En ces temps sombres, ils devront faire appel à tout leur et leur Foi pour ne pas succomber aux sentiments néfastes que la colonie a rejeté pendant soixante-dix ans. Toujours dans une ambiance Spacesynth, ce deuxième volet des aventures de la Police Spatiale vous emmènera plus loin dans le système Promesso, où l'homme tente désespérément de construire un monde sans violence.Mais dans la nuit la plus obscure, une lumière sera éternellement présente pour guider l'humanité...

Across a thousand battlefields and a million wars, there is always a question. What do you do when all the chips are on the table? Do you run? Try to find salvation in the arms of an easy peace? Or do you stand and fight? Send your enemies into whatever hole they crawled out of? On Deadly Ground has ten stories handling that exact question. Each character faces the impossible in different ways, but all will be tested before the day is done. Can they earn a heroic victory amongst the endless eternity of space, or are they doomed to fall into obscurity?A Mother's Love by J. R. Handley & Liska McCabeFog of War by John MierauA Family Affair by Michael MortonHighwood's End by Nathan PeddeTime Dogz by Tim C TaylorHuman Compatible by Paul E CooleyPoster Child by Tyler E. C. BurnworthAscendancy by Theodore HodgesGuardian First by Matthew A. GoodwinContours of War by R. Max Tillsley

Three spacecraft land on earth, their mission: to find the future."The Martian ships had already blasted off, destination Earth, when there came again a terrible barrage from the meteorites that lasted for a very long time. The scientists on Mars were expecting this to happen, and they had already arranged some capsules in the ships ready for the Earth. Mars had taken hits before, but not as heavy as this one..."

The year is 2042. Following decades of research, humankind managed to traverse the cosmos, and now a group of brave astronauts ventures forth to survey uncharted territory known as Kepler-186f. Potentially harboring life, the planet falls within the habitable region of its star.With eagerness tempered by awareness of danger, the astronauts face their mission ahead. Exploration of the unknown territory, the planet represents, carries inherent risks and uncertainty about safety.On Kepler-186f, the astronauts touch down to continue their probe. Unveiled by their efforts, the once-inhabited planet presents an opportunity to explore traces of ancient existence. With no signs of life present, the astronauts must investigate why the planet has lost its inhabitants.While researching, the astronauts encounter the local populace of Kepler-186f. Peaceful and smart, yet apprehensive towards humans, the alien race stands at odds with our kind. Peaceful intentions are crucial if the astronauts want to win over the aliens' favor.

Mauve, a talented mechanic, always dreamed of leaving her satellite home. So she didn't think twice before signing up for a routine planetary survey.Mauve awakes from the landing hanging upside down. Clearly something went wrong. She will need all her mechanical knowledge to get the mission back on track.But the crash landing is only the start of her troubles.With her AI assistant Mauve must use everything she discovers on this alien world to escape it.If you enjoy science fiction exploration stories with elements of horror then you'll love Bleeding Rock!

"A collection of Bangla SF stories, including The Inhumans by Hemendrakumar Roy, Voyage to Venus by Jagadananda Ray, The Mystery of the Giant by Nanigopal Majumdar, and the Martian Purana by Manoranjan Bhattacharya"--

An AI with the potential to predict the future must uncover its creator's inexplicable disappearance. A scientist must reveal the limitations of his high profile project to while his investor takes them on a joyride through an asteroid field. A writer travels to a pocket dimension to find time to write, but is followed by something sinister.From seedy space station bars to distant planets where dormant aliens rest one wrong decision could ruin humanity's chances of surviving among the stars.This book is your portal to explore the cosmos and beyond...

Brianna Miller and rebel leader Karlyhi emerge as leaders uniting the tribes against the offworld mining cartel. Reporter Hershel Henry opens a local newspaper to report a more honest version of events leading to regime change. But will bringing down Rabbenu Ely only stir more violence and unrest? Unity starts at home. How can the tribes bind together as a nation-state after fighting among themselves for generations? Inspiring leaders are needed, and a flashpoint act that binds individuals to a single cause. When Henry witnesses (and broadcasts) the ninth death-by-fire, this one by respected teacher Kecouroo, all the tribes feel the outrage and call for Rabbenu Ely to step down.