Introducing Myself And My Sidekick Chettoh So, here’s my first post. From now on, I’ll post about astronomy, sci-fi, and cats as often as my full-time job as a high school teacher allows. Teaching is a full-time, demanding, soul-crushing job if you do it seriously. And no, as someone mightContinue Reading
Callisto, May 7th, 2100 C.E. The voice of BETTY, GaMEWayS’ main computer, jolted Dr. Rachel Simmons awake. Of course, BETTY wasn’t the AI’s official name. But Rachel had long ago reprogrammed its vocal profile to mimic her late mother’s voice. “WAKE UP, RACHEL. IT’S 7:30 A.M., CALLISTO TIME.” She groaned.Continue Reading
Callisto, December 24th, 2099 C.E An unexpected transmission disrupts the usual stillness at the Galilean Moon’s Earth Way Station — or GaMEWayS — on Callisto. It’s an old Christmas tune.“Last Christmas.”Something from the late 20th century.Not unusual in itself.Except it’s coming from Callisto B59 — a decrepit outpost abandoned yearsContinue Reading
Introduction Throughout history, humanity has speculated about hidden knowledge, forbidden technology, and civilizations that somehow slipped through the cracks of time. But what if such groups never disappeared—they simply moved on? Enter the theory of the breakaway civilization: a secretive, highly advanced group that has separated itself from mainstream society,Continue Reading
The theory of the missing astronauts: men and women allegedly launched into space under secret missions, never listed on rosters, and never seen again.Continue Reading
Introduction For decades, whispers of secret government programs have fueled speculation about contact with extraterrestrials. Project Aquarius is one of these alleged operations’ most tantalizing—and shadowy—. Born from post-Roswell panic and buried under layers of top-secret classification, Project Aquarius allegedly documented contact with Alien Biological Entities (EBEs)—non-human lifeforms recovered orContinue Reading
CHAPTER 1: AWAKENINGS The room was not a room to elevate the soul. Louis the XIV, to pick up a name at random, would not have liked it, would have found it not sunny enough, and insufficiently full of mirrors. (Douglas Adams, The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul, PocketContinue Reading
