A community-driven sci-fi universe
There are many worlds that probes have discovered rotating around neutron stars, of which few have been discovered to host life. Most often, these are very simple extremophilic or bacterial life. When BooHoo was discovered to harbor life through interceptions of bioproduced gases in the upper atmosphere, an expedition was immediately organized to discover the […]
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As a life-hosting world around a neutron star, BooHoo is very close to its star and experiences a great deal of radiation and heat, as well as a tidal lock that makes it a radioactive desert in the hemisphere that points towards the star and an icy desert the hemisphere that points towards the icy […]
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A descendant of the Bactrian camel, these large hardy herbivores can be seen wandering the harsh biomes of the Southern Wastes. As the temperatures started to decrease in the Ark as part of its cycles, this species evolved adaptions for this new environment. Some of these include shorter hair during warmer seasons while in winter […]
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Waiting has never been my strong suit. My chronic impatience is as much a part of me as the stars are part of the universe. And now, here I am, pacing the clinical confines of a med-bay hidden away in the outer colony of Trappist-9, waiting to see a bio-engineer at 23:29 station time. It’s […]
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They say crafting the perfect atmosphere for your sci-fi project often starts with the right soundtrack. But finding high-quality, royalty-free tracks that match your vision isn’t always easy. That’s why we’ve curated a list of the 10 best royalty-free sci-fi tracks to elevate your project. Let’s dive in! 1. Into the Unknown by Artsy License: […]
Continue ReadingOnce, long ago, the galaxy bowed to the will of the Precursors – the firstborn inheritors of thought, the primordial flame of sapience in a cosmos still slumbering. Born from flesh and the fire of early stars, they forsook their flesh and reached beyond the ephemeral, abandoning the fragility of organic life for the permanence […]
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As the morning suns rise once more over the lakes; the messy form of the galaxy vanishing like a phantom. Something new raises its stalks. Slowly, a sizable amount of fluid gets pumped into tubes made of elastic nanite components. At their tips, are plates of monocrystalline silicon, glinting in the morning sun. One day… […]
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