Aliens Discover Secret in Human DNA | Best HFY Stories

Alien scientists on the frontier world of Ka'Tara unearth an ancient data-archive revealing astounding manipulations in human DNA. This genetic tampering predates galactic recorded history, pointing to an elusive, hyper-advanced benefactor. As the discovery reverberates through the galactic scientific community, humans themselves face an identity crisis while powers maneuver to leverage or suppress the truth. Meanwhile, dormant sequences in human DNA begin to mysteriously reactivate, awakening abilities long thought impossible.
Original story written by Starbound Stories.
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[@StarboundHFY]

I'm really close to 2,000 subscribers, please subscribe if you enjoyed the story!

[@StarboundHFY]

@@Erin-Thor welcome back! we're always trying to improve, so please don't hesitate to drop some feedback :)

[@MorganMcIntire]

@@StarboundHFY4k now lol

[@georgedimonke]

5.3k now

[@boffo63]

Looks like you're moving on up. Pretty good story. Now, where did that founder race come from?

[@howardchambers9679]

6.16k! +1

[@sdragut]

Great story. not overly descriptive of emotions & annoyingly repetitive. well narrated

[@sdragut]

@@Erin-Thorthey are a great cheap alternative for sleeping pills. lol

[@pheonixblue01]

@@Erin-ThorIt’s like the AI thinks everyone has to be Shakespeare. You know?

[@rora9553]

How ironic is that? Humans, creatures known for their distructive tendencies, saving the universe.

[@159tony]

Jaufrey from oblivion narrating stories is among the best things ever.

[@kingmasterlord]

THAT'S it! i never go to kvatch because then my gameplay gets interrupted by random combat, so i hardly interact with him, couldn't place the voice despite the bells it rang.

[@Iluvantir]

Thank you! I knew I'd heard that voice in one Bethesda game or another, but couldn't quite place it!

[@159tony]

@@Iluvantir I recognized it right away. The AI makes the tone shift weirdly sometimes but it is unmistakable

[@LisaWilliams-jb5re]

The background picture is amazing.

[@larrybowles3295]

Wouldn't it be a profound occurrence if even one of the laws of physics, especially entropy was altered? What could alter time equations as it is measured by the speed of light?

[@vanguard9067]

Or that the far digits of pi randomness ceased being random and instead became a meaningful code for…

[@RichardStrong86]

@@vanguard9067 pi randomness? They're fixed, not random.

[@vanguard9067]

@@RichardStrong86 I am probably using a too esoteric and perhaps little understood property of pi, the distribution of digits is thought to be random. My point is if that were not true, that the digits ceased being a random distribution at some unthinkably large number of decimal places, then the numbers thereafter could indeed represent information. Information available only to those species sufficiently advanced to be able to calculate pi to that number of decimal places.

[@kingmasterlord]

​​​@@vanguard9067 r/writingprompts calls to you, my son

[@kingmasterlord]

​@@vanguard9067r slash WritingPrompts calls to you, my son.

[@diamondjim7560]

By the way, what the children’s song Dr. Martinez was humming? “Come out, come out whatever you are.” She was searching data.

[@Roland597]

Totally will subscribe, but only if you credit the original poster from HFY. One of the reasons I watch (and like) these videos is so that I can find stories and one offs that I have missed from HFY, and its really quick to check against the link to see if its purple or not as a quick check.

[@pensivecow4220]

Right I agree with this and have found this channel has usually been pretty good at that only listened to 5 or 6 though

[@johnandrews1737]

My new favorite. Very well done.

[@StarboundHFY]

Glad you liked it, thank you!

[@BatalionHunter]

you might like the novel series Pip & Flinx Adventures. probably not the first book called for love of mother-not (as it stays entirely on the planet moth and the stakes are lower) rather the later books like the The Tar-Aiym Krang, Orphan Star, maybe even Bloodhype (Pip and Flinx play a sort of side character roll in bloodhype though they if you know the series then you pick up that Flinx is playing an unspoken role in the background maybe even manipulating some events)

[@johnandrews1737]

I was a huge fan of Foster and love his Pip 7 flinx series. I had every boo AD Foster ever. Met him and many other earlier authors back in the 60's and 70's .

[@elster99]

Nice bit of scifi, the short story form seldom used today, you applied it well. Ray Bradbury was one of my old favorites of that style.

[@kayakMike1000]

That "DNA" on the thumbnail is so wrong it hurt my brain.

[@user-gu8nm9gi1l]

Well written into great story, Thank you.

[@StarboundHFY]

Thanks for listening

[@RodMartinJr]

I'm picky about my science fiction. *_This one rocks._* Deep topics skillfully tackled. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

[@davidnewland2556]

I have a story written that slots in this one neatly, it's titled the lAST REVELATION, IT'S JUST SITTING ON MY COMPUTER waiting for me to do somethingwithit, I lack the computer skills to create the back ground.

[@RodMartinJr]

@@davidnewland2556Awesome, David. And I know the feeling. In the 1970s, I had a story idea involving planetary atmospheres and terraforming. To understand more about how that works, I needed to know calculus. The first 2 books I bought on calculus were for beginners, but they were *_horrible._* They were written for math PhDs!!! ...but for first year students. Some mathematicians are horrible at interpersonal skills (communication, teaching). Then, I found a book called, *_Calculus Made Easy._* This was during the early 1980s, when there were dozens of "Made Easy" books on the market. However, I was shocked when I saw that the book was first published in 1910. And it had been republished over a dozen times even then. That book was excellent. Written by an engineer who knew, even then, that mathematicians were lousy at communication. I was a self-taught computer programmer and software engineer. Even though I later got a college degree, I learned far more *_before_* college, on my own with carefully selected books. I suspect you could easily find a book to give you an easy overview of the topic, and from there use the correct ideas to weave your backstory. Hope this helps. And if you're interested, you can find some of my fiction for free at TharsisHighlands [dot] WordPress [dot] com. Look for the "free" link near the bottom. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

[@PovestiSiBasme]

Incredible stories! Each one had me hooked from beginning to end. Can't wait to see what's next! By the way, I've recently started my own 3D animation project in the sci-fi genre.

[@darthnovii]

You've earned another subcriber. This was breathtaking. Thank you for your contributions to art.

[@StarboundHFY]

thank you so much! welcome!

[@RissaFirecat]

Love this story.

[@williamfawkes8379]

If you substitute just one character into that database, it becomes a cookbook.

[@davidblair4699]

Yes yes Awesome

[@mads2a]

What a beautiful story!

[@ANGRYWOLVERINE2060-ft2nc]

well done.

[@davidturner4824]

Interesting imaginative story.

[@gamebucket2961]

I thought and would have liked the story to end saying that those species and humans are the distant future and the current humans advanced though eons alone and became those gods, who wanted to fix a mistake and redo humans that had galactic friends.

[@shirosakiishigo]

first time seeing your channel, alredy like it, alredy suscibe

[@StarboundHFY]

Welcome aboard!

[@vetauditspolice]

Well done 👍

[@Zigmeister67]

Interesting story yet it does mistake what entropy actually is. But still interesting.

[@hecate235]

What an interesting concept, "curing" entrophy. Though life itself is anti-entropy.

[@RealEnerjak]

The endless march of entropy, destruction itself is not something to be cured or a glitch in the system. It's a feature.😂

[@IceFiction404]

Good story 👋

[@StarboundHFY]

Glad you think so!

[@batonrouge6446]

With the right amount of capital, these stories could become movies and tv series.

[@Jedinight461]

Wow look at this video ❤

[@blogusvox]

All these assumption of an enslaving, resources grabbing superior specie when all they were are "caretakers" of life against the gradual but inevitable onslaught of the second law of thermodynamics? That's one way to lessen human anxiety of alien species.

[@Scifiland]

good

[@tani8884]

Vielen lieben Dank ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ ❤

[@_jebler]

reminds me of star trek tng the chase

[@biohazardmadness1155]

It was the influence by the marker

[@toraxmalu]

👍

[@howardchambers9679]

I liked the narration, if it's AI, it's the best so far, if not then kudos to you. Subbed

[@StarboundHFY]

Welcome aboard!

[@howardchambers9679]

@@StarboundHFY aye aye Captain

[@Efoure4]

Really close to 10000 ! :P

[@brennanlangless8912]

Summed up with the best story ever written by Paul Harvey called “ so god made a farmer “

[@DarkHorseSki]

"Homo Sapiens" is a human made term. Unless the library was made very recently, they would not know that term and if it had been made recently, then how could the rest of the galactic powers have missed it?

[@CrowbornChaos]

the term "term" is a human term, and they wouldn't know of such a thing.

[@DarkHorseSki]

@@CrowbornChaos no... "term" almost certainly has an alien equivalent. "homo sapiens" on the other hand is more akin to a proper name and not something that could be known.

[@CrowbornChaos]

@@DarkHorseSki It is foolish to assume there would be any equivalent in among aliens. Language is a purely human invention, and thus, it's pragmatisms are entirely made up by us. there for any word in language would not be something they know. So no matter what term or word is used, it's all human made, there for, by your own logic, it cannot be made sense of by alien beings.

[@peteramaranth85]

why am i getting flashbacks to stellaris and the signal or a fallen empire

[@peteratkin3788]

Is their, a a part two?

[@SisavatManthong-yb1yn]

The green eyes kat

[@TubeOnRichard]

Sooo, a computer simulation where the simulants had the key to program and alter code to change reality?

[@Ron_DeForest]

Any species that advanced would have moved on to the next stage of reality. Maybe created their own pocket dimension.

[@astron800]

So, do you write all of these stories?

[@StarboundHFY]

yeah, all the stories here are original!

[@astron800]

@@StarboundHFY how many do you do a day? Cause the most has to be one.

[@IronDino]

I feel like this one went droned on a little too much for zero payoff. It didn't really go into depth for any of the interesting elements. It's sounds more like a book report/review of a larger actual story that's trying not to spoil the ending, as opposed to a story in and of itself.

[@deewalker6047]

wonder why HAGRID from Hogwarts is in the photo of the large round mathematic circle with people standing around

[@Dumb-Comment]

That we are stupid?

[@TheQuantumOxymoron]

😂

[@eudico6814]

Do i hear morbid obesity?

[@sciohermetikum3902]

Onto the robo trash pile you go

[@tastycheeks]

In the Bible of Greta thumberg Couldn't not make that joke

[@stevenfranklin7060]

boring

[@Wolfgang-Schnaufer]

Boring. One more story.

[@TheComedyGeek]

That's it? That's how it ends? Lame.

Someone should explain the difference between single and singular to these people.