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Original dark science fiction stories, told as standalone narrated episodes. Ships, stations, labs and border worlds; deep-space missions, black projects, quarantined facilities and forgotten sectors where the plan makes sense on paper right up until it doesn’t.
These are slow-burn, grounded stories about technology, secrecy and the people caught in the gap between what was promised and what actually happens. If you like quiet dread, institutional cover-ups and futures that feel uncomfortably plausible, this is your channel.
All stories, artwork, and thumbnails are original to Galactic Horrors. We do not accept submissions. Disclosure: This show includes AI-generated elements.
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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
daily
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
53 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
977 Folgen
seit 14. November 2023
episodic
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For twenty-two years, an aging captain has fished the rings of a sea that drains endlessly into a vast hole past the horizon, where the catch grows richer the closer a boat dares to go. Each time he comes up short, the cannery that owns his trawler rivets another iron plate to her bow, and the newe…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
For two decades he has torn apart dead frontier colonies, and each one died of something he could dig up: a bad well, a burst dam, a hillside that came down in the dark. Every one except the farm town where half the town slid sideways across flat ground overnight and stopped as neatly as a train at…
For eight years, a sapper sergeant has walked down into fresh bomb craters at first light and signed them closed. On the siege world of Bracken, six-ton spikes dropped from orbit cave in the tunnels of a burrowing enemy, and his signature certifies the ground has fallen. Every crater he signs is a …
One January night in Nebraska, a high school science teacher watches a star slip behind Saturn's largest moon and stay lit four seconds too long. He checks his equipment twice. Nothing is wrong.
Two years later, after other amateurs have caught the sky in small mistakes of their own, the nation's b…
On a generation ship three hundred years from anywhere, the missing rations have an official name: spoilage. Every quarter the census office writes off a few thousand people's worth of water and oats, stamps the box, and goes home to bed.
Then one census officer finds a man in a gray work shirt who…
Saturn has no ground for twenty thousand miles. So when a helium skimmer pilot's altimeter dies mid-storm and his ship settles onto something the wind can't move, he doesn't call dispatch. Pilots who report things under the clouds get papered for pressure psychosis and never fly again.
He calls the…
The ankle monitor says his client's leg is getting colder. Fifteen years as a county probation officer have shown him every trick for beating a bracelet, so he expects this one buried in ice. Instead he finds his client folded backward under the basement stairs, eyes sealed under amber, mouth seale…
When a ship at the end of the line dies, the sound comes up the tow cable like a church bell struck underwater, and nine hundred refugees sit up in the dark to face it.
A navy tug admiral has strung sixteen overloaded refugee haulers behind his ship, fleeing the dying farm moons for a heavy world. …
His knees are brass, built by a secret Army program after a land mine took his own. Around forty below, the oil inside them hardens like candle wax. This mission will take him across a Siberian winter at fifty below.
An anonymous package warns of a rogue Soviet weapon hidden in the taiga, a gun tha…
Deep beneath the Greenland ice, eighteen frozen soldiers wake before their minds are ready. They cannot recognize the people around them, but they remember exactly how to kill.
For eleven months, a retired infantry sergeant trained them to clear every room of a secret military station without speak…
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