AmazingBluie

"Doctor, are you sure about this?  Didn't you tell me that humans know so very little of your physiology?  Why visit a human doctor if you're ill?" "Now, now, Sarah, we don't want to go upsetting the timeline again.  Who knows how much more it can take, before it snaps!  We're here to visit this doctor, at this time, because I remember seeing us here, at this time." Harry Sullivan's voice chimed in beside her, "Oh, really?  When was that, then?" The Doctor stopped and turned around, outrageously long scarf dramatically swirling with his sudden twist.  He held up three fingers as h

In space, no one can hear you scream. That infamous line was written to inspire fear.  But there's a double meaning to it.  In space, no one can hear you scream.  No one can hear anything.  A scientist would tell you it's the lack of transmission medium, usually air, that sound travels on.  All I care about, is that it's a void of emptiness.  No sound.  No air. No hope for me. The first moments were of nothing but agonizing fear.  I couldn't even feel the decompression of my body, as my heart nearly stopped from the simple realization of what was happening.  My chest tightened and I tried to breathe, but could find nothing to pull in.  Oxy