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The Remains of Doctor Bass

Under normal circumstances, one would expect a wandering throng of students to demonstrate animated displeasure upon...

Written by Alan Bellows • 29 Oct 2007 • Read →

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The Crabs of Christmas

Every year around the end of the October, the red crabs of Christmas Island begin their march. Up to 100 million indi...

Written by Matt Castle • 26 Oct 2007 • Read →

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The Apocalypses That Might Have Been

In the early dawn hours of November 9th, 1979, just a month and a half after the inexplicable Vela Incident, crews ma...

Written by Dan Gillis • 22 Oct 2007 • Read →

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The Solitude of Alexander Selkirk

It’s a small spot on the map. Below the thirty-fourth degree south latitude, the island of Juan Fernandez casts a mo...

Written by Ben Taylor • 19 Oct 2007 • Read →

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The Vela Incident

On 22 September 1979, sometime around 3:00am local time, a US Atomic Energy Detection System satellite recorded a pat...

Written by Alan Bellows • 16 Oct 2007 • Read →

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The Mechanical Battery

In a world where everything from our automobiles to our underwear may soon run on electricity, more efficient portabl...

Written by Christopher S. Putnam • 12 Oct 2007 • Read →

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Amoebic Morality

Once food had been plentiful, but no longer. In the early days of the colony, the amoebas had feasted on a rich supp...

Written by Carol Otte • 09 Oct 2007 • Read →

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Fortress of the Assassins

The nobleman awoke on a sunny spring morning. Feeling uncomfortable, he shifted himself, only to notice an extra wei...

Written by Scott Cianciosi • 03 Oct 2007 • Read →

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