Chapter One: A Fine How Do You Do

He grabbed the hose again and aimed it at what was clearly a wrecked spacecraft, doing his best to put out any parts that were glowing. "are you alright?" "yes, i think so," she replied, rubbing her head through her short, neck-length raven hair.

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A Strange World Chapter 2

If a huge spacecraft came down in my park and destroyed some buildings i would take cover and hide. with a small amount of time before being confronted i pushed some buttons on my wrist computer to run a scan of the atmosphere.

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The Great War - Part 6

There were a few close calls when human spacecraft did flyovers, one even doing a radar scan, but they were able to beat them all and send back false readings.

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Homecoming (Chapter 1)

The fox's features were momentarily illuminated with a greenish glow as if he were aboard an alien spacecraft, about to be probed by some bizarre, pulsating medical instrument; thankfully, the flashing light on his dashboard was nothing quite that sinister

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War's Oversight - Chapter 06

As smooth as some of her flights had been in the past, she reckoned that sitting in a lightly-padded chair made of a stiff composite material, which was itself rigidly bolted to the fuselage of a sub-orbital spacecraft powered by rocket motors, was not the

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The Analogue Cat

She describes the spacecraft, how the process is automated except for one crucial stage when controls must be operated. how the terrible forces involved fill human eyes with red mist, and render human hands too heavy to move.

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First Impressions

Occasionally the system's sun manages to light the spacecraft just right, light gleams off metal while the envelope of energy appears as nothing more than a faint, grey cloak.

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Welcoming Party

Floodlights all over the spacecraft's surface activated, blinding us with the sudden change in light. a loud hiss emanated from each one. i squinted to lessen the pain in my eyes.

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Zero Point: Chapter 6- Whiteout

Ahead, he could see a massive stone door with some sort of small spacecraft parked next to it... or at least he assumed it was a spacecraft.

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CH1 SOS

I don't see any feasible way the spacecraft can't be involved." james studied the young researcher. "one more question doctor o'malley, when will the shuttle land at houston?"

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