HeyJaredGalactic Horrors
Original dark science fiction stories, told as standalone narrated episodes. Ships, stations, labs and border worlds; deep-space missions, black projects, quarantined facilities and forgotten sectors where the plan makes sense on paper right up until it doesn’t.These are…
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A Deep Space Prison Uses Crushing Gravity To Restrain Inmates. Tonight, They Break Out (opens the original)
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Tartarus Station was designed so its prisoners would never need walls. At the asteroid prison’s outer rim, spin-generated gravity holds maximum-security inmates beneath three times Earth’s weight, while surgical reinforcement keeps their bodies alive under the load. For night-shift warden Graves, the system has meant six years of quiet screens, routine reports, and problems that always seem to belong to someone higher up the chain. Then the drive bearings seize. As the station slows, gravity fal
A 3-Million-Year-Old Vessel Drifted Into The Solar System. It Hides A TERRIFYING Secret (opens the original)
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A generation ship built three million years in humanity’s future has come home, and its interior is made from the dead. Paul Weaver has spent fifteen years recovering bodies from collapsed mines, ruptured stations, and industrial disasters. Nothing prepares him for the forty-kilometer vessel drifting near Jupiter. Its soil is compressed human bone. Its towering structures are cast from human remains. Across the landscape, immense autonomous machines grind, rebuild, and engrave the dead in an end
60 Astronauts Entered The Singularity Engine. Only One Body Came Back (opens the original)
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Sixty astronauts entered the Singularity Engine. One man came back carrying all of them. Flight neuropsychologist Dr. Hale chose the crew, and now he is the only person who knows them well enough to tell one mind from another. The recovery team can extract each surviving personality from Commander Jack Weston and transfer it into a cloned body. Hale has one job: authenticate the man before the procedure begins. But every extraction makes the minds left inside Weston harder to separate. Memories
Xeno-Archaeologists Decoded A 600,000-Year-Old Warning. They Woke Up An Extraterrestrial Horror (opens the original)
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Four hundred alien obelisks stand on Kepler-9e, and Vanguard Consortium is cutting them down faster than its archaeologist can learn what they mean. After fifteen years of minor digs, Dr. Phelps finally has the discovery that could define a career: concentric rings of crystalline structures surrounding a monolith covered in an intact alien language. Less than half is decoded. The company funding the excavation has already learned what it needs to know. The crystal can be refined into fuel. Then
A Quantum Experiment Opened A Window To The 28th Century. The Survivors Are Fleeing A Dying Sun (opens the original)
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A six-minute quantum experiment opens a bridge seven hundred years into humanity's future, and cryogenic engineer Art Lawson is the only man keeping it alive. On the other side, humanity has spread among the stars and learned that its suns are dying. The descendants who built the receiver cannot save their own timeline, but they can send knowledge, technology, and a limited number of people into Lawson's century. There is one brutal constraint: every kilogram that crosses permanently damages the
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