Twilight's Flash Fiction / Relatos cortos crepusculares

Symphony of the inverse On a rainy day, gondolas furrowed the sky supported by ether. The drops started from the ground and was go up, whipping the hulls of the boats. The Earth was squeezing, like a lemon,   over the equator and fed on the water of the poles, and the ships followed the flows of the water. That was up in the sky. Underneath, in the water, fluvial highways through the solid water regulated the transit of the great interoceanic ships. The bowels of the Earth was illuminating the Universe which, black and helpless, depended on the Earth for its existence.   Sinfonía de lo inverso En un día de lluvia, góndolas surcaban el cielo sustentadas por el éter. Las gotas partían del suelo y subían, azotando los cascos de las embarcaciones. La Tierra se exprimía en el ecuador y se alimentaba del agua de los polos, y las naves seguían los flujos del agua. Eso ocurría arriba, en el cielo. Debajo, en el agua, autovías fluviales a través del agua sólida reg...

Unfinished Perimeter Robert, commander of the spacecraft, gave the order to depart on 30 August 2040 . The spaceport, built on Earth's equator, allowed gravitational waves to interact with the spacecraft's sequential wave drive, enhancing the efficiency of its trajectory. Mission: to travel in a perfectly straight line until reaching the edge of the Universe. The crew relied on linear wormholes to reduce the journey time to almost zero. After three years of Earth time, the navigation systems confirmed that the spacecraft had never deviated from its course. Yet the sensors began detecting a stellar system remarkably similar to our own. As they drew closer, the resemblance became undeniable. There was the Sun. Then the Earth. Finally, the spaceport from which they had departed. By travelling forever in a straight line, they had returned to their point of origin. The Universe had an unfinished perimeter. It was finite... yet boundless. El perímetro inaca...