Aliens
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The War That Time Forgot
The invasion began on a bright winter morning, just as the first light swept across the snow-dusted peaks of the Himalayas. No sirens, no breaking news — just the quiet hum of life going about its business. After all, the war was a secret. Only a few knew. Presidents, prime ministers, scientists buried deep beneath Continue reading
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The Korendian Report: The Alien Who Observed Us
A Korendian alien arrived on Earth about twenty years ago. He was sent as part of a mission to study humanity after the Korendians discovered our star, Sol and our planet. His specific assignment was to observe and understand the human race. Fortunately for him, he looked just like us—standing at about five feet tall, Continue reading
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“I’ve Traversed This Vast Distance to Meet You” (fiction)
I had never seen Dr. Gautam so anxious before. He looked perplexed and alarmed, frantically searching the bushes as if looking for something he knew was there. We were on a field trip in the nearby woods close to our office, the ISZ – Inland Survey for Zoology. Accompanying us were four of our colleagues. Continue reading
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Saikia’s Paradox: Why civilizations never reach the stars
Where are the aliens? It is one of the greatest mysteries of all time. Our galaxy alone has hundreds of billions of stars, many with planetary systems that fall within the habitable “Goldilocks Zone.” Scientific models—like the famous Drake Equation—predict that, statistically, intelligent life should be abundant. Yet, despite decades of searching, we have no Continue reading
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