New Worlds: The Olympics and The Frezions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“New Worlds - The Olympics & The Frezions”

 

By

Lisa Brinkman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

© 2020 Lisa Brinkman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Acknowledgments

My international family & friends

Gertrude Brinkman

Bill & M. Elizabeth Brinkman

The St. Louis Public Library

The Saturday Night Crowd

especially Clarissa Start

Susan Weaver

Centenary United Methodist Church

Epworth Children & Family Services

Places for People

Webster University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Out in space, there is a cluster of planets that orbit around a very warm, pointy sun.

There are three planets that orbit this sun, each with their own race. However; these planets may have their own race, the language is the same for all of the planets.

Out farther from the sun rays are three other planets. These planets also attract the sun’s rays. However; though, these rays are very weak and do not heat the planets. These planets use the sun as a source of light, depicting day from night. Two of three planets are inhabited.

The warm planets as they shall be known, orbit around the sun.

This sun is a very warm sun. It is warm in the middle, perhaps in the size of a tennis ball. It gives off rays of pointy light and these rays are wide at the top and by the time they hit the planets, they are a narrow point.

These points hit the atmosphere above the planets and send warmth through the skies and in turn warms the planets to about 110 - 120 degrees in the sun. In the shade, the temperature drops to perhaps 100 - 80 degrees. Then at night, the temperatures hover between 80 - 70 degrees, never dropping below 65 degrees because if they did drop below 65 degrees the inhabitants would start to freeze.

On the planets orbiting farther away from the sun, the temperatures are just the opposite, the temperatures are just the opposite, the temperatures range from - 110 - -120 degrees at night and during the day, the temperatures rise to between -80 - -70 degrees, never rising above -65 degrees. If they did, the inhabitants would begin to melt.

If one would take a look at the Earth from the sky, they would find that the warm planets have the same type of land form as the United States, of the 50 states.

The boundaries are divided accordingly, each section fitting into its own section. Instead of states, the different geographical areas are divided into sections.

The second of these warm planets are basically arranged as the first, except that certain sections are divided into what is known on Earth as the six other contestants, each with the same amount of territory, except for the continent, Antarctica, and the cold planets resemble that continent.

In each section, each country has its own culture; people seem to travel quite a bit from one section to another, passing thru borders, etc. without any trouble.

The temperatures on these planets remain warm and that means everything remains the same the year through.

As for the cold planets, well, everything is a frozen glacier.

When the suns’ rays hit the atmosphere above these planets, the skies would light with an orangey red with dark or black clouds interspersed throughout the sky.

The glaciers of ice really sparkle with the colors of the spectrum.

When the light is right, particles of ice have the tendency to sparkle like diamonds or crystals. This occurrence happens during light hours.

At night, the planets moon causes the shadows on the glaciers to have an eerie shape and form.

The inhabitants of these frigid planets come in all sizes. Some of the inhabitants are tall, some are medium height and some are short.

Their physical features are similar to that of people on Earth except that the right side of their face is bony and looks crinkled and the bony crinkled part of their face ranges from the bottom of the cheek to the beginning of the hairline. Also, their lower arms, both arms are bony and crinkled and also the bottom part of their legs up to their knees.

Their teeth are white except they have a chisled look and come to a point at the end.

Their skin color is white, no variation in color at all.

Their hands have four fingers and their feet have four toes.

When these people go outside, they very seldom wear any winter attire mostly street or casual clothing and at times people go around in their birthday suits.

On the warm planets, the people are basically the same.

There is a difference with the facial features though.

Instead of the bony, crinkled side of the face being on the right side it is on the left side of the face.

The hair of both races is the same type and texture and colors as that of people on Earth.

As for their clothing, the people wear clothes similar to those worn on Earth. The men and boys wear clothes that are similar to Wally and Beaver Cleaver from the television series “Leave It to Beaver”. They also wear T - Shirts and shorts, tennis shoes, etc. pretty similar to what is worn on Earth.

The women of the warm planets wear dresses, skirts, blouses, pants, T - Shirts and shorts, tennis shoes, etc., similar to those of women on Earth.

As for the wildlife, the warm planets are the only planets that have above water wildlife such as the one winged birds, the three winged birds.

These birds come in large, medium and small sizes.

They come in different colors, similar to the colors of the birds on Earth.

On the warm planets, there are almost as many species of animals as there are on Earth.

As on Earth, some of these species of animals such as dogs and cats, etc. are house pets.

Also there are wild animals.

These wild animals live and hunt in the same way as the wild animals on Earth.

Both the house pets and the wild animals have the same outer appearance as those on Earth except their teeth are white fangs.

These white fangs vary in size depending on the size of the animal.

Also on the warm planets there are insects.

These insects are very similar to those on Earth.

Some of the insects are of help to the planet and some are not, however; at times they can be expected.

There is one thing missing. Neither the warm planets can visit the cold planets nor can’t the cold planets visit the warm planets.

Different ideas have been tried, different ideas have been tossed around but nothing seems to answer the question of how the warm planets could travel to the cold planets and vice versa.

One may think, how can people survive without visitors, however; though, thanks to the inventions of Audio/ Visual/ computers, information data, socialization can take place over the air waves, through written communication, movies, videos of each other’s planets, telephones with pictures, etc., the people can carry on a fairly active social life, therefore; to space explorers, these planets lives are not as bleak as may seem at a glance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Earlier it was mentioned that there were a cluster of planets which were known as the “warm planets”.

Two of these planets were described, however; there is a third warm planet.

Impressum

Verlag: BookRix GmbH & Co. KG

Tag der Veröffentlichung: 17.11.2020
ISBN: 978-3-7487-6482-3

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