#mars colonization

[inatreeswing]

Evil twink overlords terrorizing their roombas

[theofficialastronomy101]

Mars photo shows the Red Planet from above in "true" color for the first time ever

This view is about 1,550 miles above the Valles Marineris canyon system, revealing an enhanced view of Mars without its polar caps, thanks to the relatively low altitude.

[maldemer]

mars terraforming slowly

earth has been deformed

[atomic-chronoscaph]

art by Robert McCall (1986-1996)

[novaursa]

My book The Truth About The Chosen Ones is finally out on Amazon.

—and it’s free to read on Kindle Unlimited. Free Book Promotion will last from: 01.11.-05.11.

📖 [link]

This story has lived in my head for years. It started as a quiet thought—“what if God woke up and didn’t want to be here?”—and it spiraled into a full descent through faith, science, and the ruin we build when we try to make sense of the divine.

The Truth About The Chosen Ones takes place on colonized Mars. Humanity has clawed its way there, built cities out of dust and oxygen debt, and called it salvation. Beneath one of those colonies, a team of scientists discovered something that shouldn’t exist—something that shouldn’t think. They trapped it inside the body of a dead woman. And then they lied about it.

When Captain Iren Kade and his crew arrive, they’re just looking for answers. What they find is a god that never asked to be born, a planet bleeding out beneath the weight of its own arrogance, and a secret that could end both.

It’s a story about religion as machinery, about what happens when faith and logic cannibalize each other, about how love twists when faced with something that isn’t human anymore.

Genre-wise, it’s a blend of science fiction, horror, and action, with a touch of dark, romantic devotion that threads through everything—not soft, but inevitable.

If you like stories that question creation itself, that flirt with cosmic dread and the tragedy of being seen by something older than time, this is for you. 🙂

Also, fittingly—Happy Halloween 🎃!

A good day to announce the release of something about resurrection gone wrong. 😌

[danshive]

I'm on chapter 2 of a book called "A City on Mars", and feel like I've already done more research on survival in space than some Mars settlement enthusiasts.

This absurd declaration is based simply on levels of "we're going to be able to do this soon" optimism that this book smacks the heck out of you.

[charlesoberonn]

[reportsofagrandfuture]