PRELUDE
I was lucky to survive that booster launch failure, the Kosmos - 6M was on its last push to take us onto the land of Alpha Centauri. It failed, 4 of us were killed, and I am here, writing the story of what I witnessed.
It started after I woke up in this space. I remember it was this blue that emerged from a deep darkness, and I was utterly immersed in it. I was floating, no gravitational pull, nothing, I felt as light as a feather. It almost felt like I was not in my body, but I was just being there, floating, and it seemed time had stopped and become nonexistent. I couldn’t feel my hands, my feet, or anything. Everything was gone, I lost my body. Weirdly I could still breathe, or at least I thought I was because otherwise I would feel different.
I didn’t know if I had landed somewhere or I was still drifting in space. (It could be a Jovian planet) But the thought of being here alone by myself made me panic, there was no one else but myself. I started to yell, not because I wanted help or that was ever possible at that moment, but because I wanted to prove to myself that I still exist, then I soon realised I couldn’t make a sound. I guess I either lost my voice in the accident or simply because there was no media inside the space to pass it on. That made me feel worse then I started to try to move my limbs so that at least I could do something, and eventually I did, but not through walking or climbing, but to simply use my mind. I had to think of the direction that I wanted to go very specifically, and then I started to move towards that direction, and what was even more unexplainable was that I could move in all directions like a bird, I could fly up, and like a fish, I could dive deep down. All of what had happened made me devastated and had lost my last hope of returning to earth. I was practically a ghost, a piece of mind drifting in outer space. What a thought.
Then, I saw this thing, a probe looking object emerged from the dark blue. It was moving on its own. Three ovals that are constantly rotating and revolving around a ball like they were a family.