Another great beginning :D Really looking forward to what this story unveils. It has a completely different vibe from your last one. This one has a darker feel to me. Probably because it resolves around

Awesome! Yes, of course. It makes sense to give it a rest for now. Looking forward to it :)

Great ending! I didn't expect it. I was just looking to see which one of the two alien kinds would fail. But, this was something else :D Do you expect to make any sequel in the future? Just asking because

Awesome! I bet that it also helps you, a lot, in understanding these concepts at a lower level. Win-win situation :)

Great analogy with the cars! :) It is always interesting to see how easily someone can explain science in a more understandable and “digestible” way. I'm enjoying these little mini-classes. Keep it up

Thanks! Glad you liked it. All the best

Trick or treat! :D Well, this was a great read. Again I was hit by the little twist you added at the end. I'm now really curious about what happened. Seriously. Was it all in her head or was it actually

Thanks!

I definitely had some conflicting reactions. Seriously. A lot of “what?!”s came as I read it. I don't know who I will root for anymore. We will see :)

Wow! Awesome flashbacks! :) These just twist my perception of the whole story. Not everything is what it looks like. Looking forward to what comes next. I think there is lot of plot potential to explore.

Hahaha :) Glad you liked it.

No, not at all :) I was thinking about a strategy based on what the Splerions usually do with the feromones. If they have the best olfact (needing only a molecule for detection), why not the Mystacinidans

It is getting more dark and emotional. No doubt! Awesome read :) But, how would they propagate sound waves on space? Could echolocation be that effective there? Thanks for sharing!

Welcome to steemit! You'll do great here. Beautiful dog you have there :) All the best!

Wow! Interesting to see that the mystacinidans actually have/might have DNA, mRNA, etc…, basically using the same mechanisms as life on Earth. I always wondered if life in other planetary systems would

This just shows how important the first step of immunization is. Otherwise, lymphocytes would have no way to know if a first time virus was present or not. The immune response would be much slower and

Thanks! Much appreciated.

Interesting project. As you noted, the World is so full of inconsiderate actions over the most basic of human rights (and more...) that it feels like it overshadows what Humanity truly could be. This could

Oh, thanks for pointing that out and for the invite. I'll definitely look at it :)

I totally agree! As I see it, there is some lack of awareness within the general population about these topics. Within the life sciences, not everything is black or white. Quite on the contrary actually.