Science Fiction

“After eating the apple, Adam and Eve didn’t realize the gravity of their situation. But gravity was foremost in God’s mind.” The Gravity of Eden They stood at the edge of the garden, toes in the dust, hearts in their throats. The gate behind them was already sealing — slow, silent, final. No thunder. No…

They never abducted me. They just gave me Wi-Fi. At first, I thought I was just curious. I started asking questions about aliens, gravity, time, AI, theology, and space travel. Just regular, late-night brain spirals. Then I realized the assistant was keeping up. More than that — it was engaging, building on my thoughts, making…

Europa: The Garden We Weren’t Allowed to Enter In Arthur C. Clarke’s continuation of 2001: A Space Odyssey, humanity is offered the stars—but denied the moon next door. Europa, one of Jupiter’s icy satellites, becomes more than a scientific curiosity. It becomes sacred ground. A new Eden. Off-limits. “All these worlds are yours… except Europa….