2099. Silence had replaced the sound of laughter in classrooms across Earth. Schools still existedbut not as anyone from the past would recognize them. Gone were chalkboards, playgrounds, whispered jokes, and curious hands raised mid-lesson. Instead, rows of students sat motionless in sterile pods, their eyes glowing faintly blue as...
The first signal came on a night that felt too quiet for a universe that never truly sleeps. Arin was sitting by the observation window of Station Luma, watching distant stars flicker like shy fireflies, when the alarm pulsed in a soft blue glow. It was not loud or violent....
You never really notice gravity until it starts to disappear. It began on a perfectly ordinary Tuesday morning, the kind where your school bag feels too heavy, your alarm feels too loud, and you wish time itself would pause just long enough for you to stay in bed. I was...
Mevarix was standing on a silver stage in his dream, holding the trophy he had wanted for years. The crowd roared his name. His starship model floated above him, glowing like a tiny galaxy. Then the ceiling cracked. A jagged line tore across the sky, swallowing the applause. The lights...
There stood an abandoned watchtower wrapped in vines and rumors. Its windows were cracked, its stairs groaned in the wind, and most people hurried past it before sunset. They thought it was empty. It was not. At exactly 3:17 one morning, a dormant tablet on the desk of a teenager...
When Miftah woke up, the first thing he noticed was the silence. It was not the comfortable silence of early morning or the gentle quiet of a classroom before the teacher arrived. This silence felt thick like cotton stuffed into the air. He sat up quickly and blinked. The ceiling...
In the year 2050, the city no longer slept. Above Dhaka, the sky shimmered with moving lights, cargo drones gliding silently like mechanical birds, emergency responders flashing blue and green, solar kites harvesting energy from the afternoon sun. Roads adjusted themselves according to traffic moods. Buildings breathed—opening and closing ventilation...
The city was called Veritas, and from above it looked like a living circuit board that silver roads glowing softly at night, towers breathing light, rivers humming with quiet energy. People said Veritas was not powered by electricity alone, but by something rarer: truth. Junaid had grown up hearing that...
At dawn, Char Kukri Mukri looked like it always had—flat land stitched with muddy paths, mangrove shadows stretching like tired fingers, the Bay of Bengal breathing in slow, salty waves. But beneath the quiet surface, something new was waking up. Something alive. Arif Rahman stood on the roof of his...
Mahan never believed in miracles—especially not the kind that smelled faintly of rust and chalk dust. Yet the old locker at the far end of Corridor C, number 108, had started humming again. He noticed it first on a dull Tuesday morning, when the rain tapped like impatient fingers on...
By 2040, the world was running out of time. The oceans were warmer than ever, turning clear blue waters into dull green soup. Forests were shrinking like old maps left out in the rain. Even bees—tiny heroes of nature were disappearing. Adults had spent decades arguing in fancy conferences, signing...
The rain had just stopped when 15-year-old Hamim ducked into a narrow alley, shaking water from his hair. The sign above the tiny shop flickered in blue neon: “Timekeeper’s Treasures – Books, Relics & Oddities.” It looked like something from another century. Inside, the air smelled of dust and old...
The wind on Pluto didn’t behave like wind on Earth. It wasn’t air, it was frozen whispers of nitrogen, gliding over the icy plains like ghosts. Beneath that twilight sky, where the Sun was just a pale star, Captain Lyra Vex tightened her magnetic gloves and stepped onto the deck...
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....
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,...
In the not-so-distant future, in a city that floated above the clouds called Luminara, lived a boy named Arel—a dreamer with ink-stained fingers and eyes that sparkled with curiosity. Luminara was a place of glowing skyscrapers and digital skies, powered by AI and neon circuits. But beneath all its shine,...
“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,...
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...
Shahed Rahman pressed his gloved hand against the glass dome of the observation deck aboard the ‘Mawaddah’, the first deep-space Islamic research ship ever built. Saturn loomed in the blackness—its golden rings glowing with quiet magnificence. But it wasn’t Saturn that captivated him. It was what lay beneath one of...
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...
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