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Cosmic Horizon is a science fiction intellectual property developed by Tom Joseph Kane and published by Kane Publications. This property is intended to be released as a book series, TV series, movies, video games, tabletop games, and more. This website is here to present and organize information only. All Intellectual Properties and images found here are owned by Kane Publication Inc.. Here are some short stories by Tom Joseph Kane. Enjoy the read! We are currently maintaining 233 articles.
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PremiseIn the year 3696, humanity has colonized over 275 star systems and fractured into three mighty empires: the United Terrestrial Federation, the Outer-Terrestrial Partnership, and the autocratic Lethinian Empire. Bound by a fragile interstellar treaty called The Charter, these powers maintain a tense peace as ancient rivalries simmer and new alliances form in secret. But as the age of expansion reaches its limit, explorers aboard the Odyssey unlock a terrifying revelation: the observable universe has a boundary—a shimmering, invisible wall known as the Cosmic Horizon. And just beyond it lies something vast, alien, and awakening. While politicians scheme, corporations profit, and civilizations teeter toward civil war, an enigmatic supercomputer named Kronos predicts the emergence of an extinction-level threat. A secret council holds its breath. A pilot tries to stay hidden. And across the stars, strange music begins to echo—music that drives some mad and sends others into battle. As ships vanish, children die, and peace is shattered by betrayal, Cosmic Horizon asks: What if the greatest danger to mankind wasn't out there— but the truth we've buried to protect ourselves? Join My Email list
ACCESS COSMIC TRANSMISSIONSEnter your email to receive encrypted updates from the Cosmic Horizon command net. DevelopmentIdeas for Starfield circulated at Bethesda while working on The Elder Scrolls and Fallout. The trademark was filed on September 13, 2013. It was officially announced at E3 2018. Todd Howard confirmed active development began after Fallout 4. Bethesda maintains an internal wiki with lore and technical data. In September 2020, Microsoft acquired Bethesda’s parent company, Zenimax, for $7.5 billion. On March 8, 2021, the deal was approved in the EU. A charity auction in 2021 allowed a donor to design a character for the game. Starfield was delayed from its original 2022 release date and launched on September 6, 2023. Video Game Features
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RacesThe United Terrestrial FederationThe Outer-terrestrial PartnershipIndependently Neutral RacesThe Lethinian EmpireUncivil Deadly Alien Races
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