Stories from Space
Stories from Space
A collection of stories exploring the planets in our solar system
Maya on Mars
Maya’s first weeks on Mars reveal why the planet is both enticing and brutal: thin CO₂ air, extreme cold, low gravity, pervasive dust, and dangerous radiation. Through her work she learns how water ice, atmospheric CO₂, and regolith can become resources only with reliable power and careful processing. The story shows colonization’s hardest truth: survival depends on tight systems, autonomy, and resilience when help is far away.
Thu Mar 26 2026
Jupiter
On Ganymede, Julien sketches Jupiter, measures storms by moon shadows, finds magnetic interplay.
Tue Apr 07 2026
Tue Apr 07 2026
Neptune
Emily investigates Neptune from Triton, revealing heat, storms, lightning-like bursts, and odd magnetism.
Thu Apr 09 2026
Mercury
Ethan orbits Mercury, decoding craters and polar ice to reveal a planet of stark extremes.
Mon Apr 06 2026
Pluto
Michael orbits Pluto, answering wonder after wonder: ice plains, hazes, and Charon’s dance.
Thu Apr 09 2026
Uranus
Olivia studies Uranus up close—color, interior, tilt-driven seasons, and a fleeting storm.
Thu Apr 09 2026
Venus
Michael investigates Venus from orbit, turning endless “why” into climate, cloud, and geology truths.
Thu Apr 09 2026