Category: Science Fiction

Sectrets of the Silver Dust -Iqbal Mahmud

It was a moonless night when three friends—Ayaan, Leela, and Rafi slipped out of their small town and pedaled their bikes into the thick woods that bordered the river. The air was still, filled only with the rhythmic hum of crickets and the occasional snap of twigs under their wheels....

The World of Microsoft -Abu Mohammad Shahed

No one knew exactly when it began. Some said it happened overnight; others believed it had been slowly unfolding in the background for years. The moment the world blinked awake, the sky had already changed color, painted with millions of faint glowing squares that shimmered like digital constellations. Screens, windows,...

Echoes of Europa -Jarif Hasin

“Science is not only about the stars in the sky—it’s about finding the stars within us.” – Dr. Zareen Hasan, Mission J-9 Commander The Secret Launch Mabrur Alam was no ordinary 14-year-old from Dhaka. He lived in a quiet flat in Mirpur with his mother, a teacher, and his grandmother,...

Travel Beyond Titan -Ekramul Haque Nayan

The year was 2097. Earth was no longer alone in the cosmos—not in knowledge, at least. After decades of robotic probes, space telescopes, and Martian colonies, humanity’s gaze turned farther—toward Saturn’s enigmatic moon, Titan. Beneath its thick orange haze, scientists suspected, might lie alien life. Not the kind in movies...

The Tomb of Dragons -Md Mahbubur Rahman

Mars Station Delta-9. Fourteen-year-old Rafi Khan, a young science prodigy from the Lunar Academy, was selected for a junior expedition to Delta-9, along with other gifted teens. Their goal: to study strange underground patterns beneath the Martian surface detected by seismic scans. But no one expected what they’d find buried...

The Twin Genius -Iqbal Mahamud

Where the future was always just a heartbeat away, two brothers—Rishad and Masum—were about to change the world. Identical twins with a shared love for science and faith, they were fascinated by the challenge of time management. Waking up for Fajr prayer, studying at the right intervals, taking breaks for...

Huge Study Shows History of the Pandemic in Africa

A very large international team of researchers has compiled and performed phylogenetic and phylogeographic analysis on massive amounts of data related to testing people in Africa for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The results are published in Science. The global pandemic has been underway for almost two years, and during that time, many...

Two Minutes Cameron Robert Thompson

Time. 10:19 p.m. South Florida. The traffic light rests at red for an eternity, mocking me with its condescending gaze.  I quickly turned my head both directions, not a car in sight for what it seemed to be miles.  Is this some kind of joke?  Looking into the rear view...

Supersmall device uses individual atoms to store data Blocks and rows of chlorine atoms encode words

These orderly patterns of dark blue dots indicate where individual chlorine atoms are missing from an otherwise regular grid of atoms. Scientists manipulated these vacancies to create a supersmall data storage device. The locations of vacancies encode bits of information in the device, which Sander Otte of Delft University of Technology in...

REM sleep help store memories

Scientists suspected that the eye-twitchy, dream-packed slumber known as rapid eye movement sleep was important for memory. But REM sleep’s influence on memory has been hard to study, in part because scientists often resorted to waking people or animals up — a stressful experience that might influence memory in different...

The Workshop at the End of the World -Kristin Janz

The workshop’s bright interior felt like a sauna after the numbing midwinter cold outdoors. The old man immediately took off his fur-lined hat and gloves and started unfastening the buttons of his greatcoat. His workers glanced up from benches and forge upon his entrance, but they took too much pride...

The Graduation Gift -Sheryl Normandeau

Anya’s earworm was malfunctioning. There could be no other explanation for what she was feeling: she had caught herself several times humming the melody of a tune that wasn’t her graduation song.  Just this morning at breakfast, her fingers had developed an impromptu twitch, tapping out an unfamiliar rhythm on...