AU: Post-mission, Earth. Mace x Capa, established relationship. Warnings: Angst, character death.

Chronic headaches and insomnia have taken their toll on Mace, leading him to seek an escape with the only person he's ever felt comfortable with. Massie.

Written way back when, but it actually works as a gentle follow-up to "Binary." Back on Earth, Capa and Cassie adjust to married life during a visit to Capa's sister, Rosa, in Sydney. Nothing tragic: just a bit of fluff. Welcome home!

Not everything's gonna be perfect just because you restarted the Sun.

Being left alone at this moment was the scariest thing he could imagine. Without him, the mission would be a failure. But would he have the strength to complete it. Capa's last moments on the Icarus II. A bit of Capa/Cassie. Please review xx

Poor Harvey!: never liked him in the film, but i guess it was understandable seeing as he missed his wife, and wanted to get home to her. Just his thoughts aboard the Icarus!:

Just what i imagine cassie's last thoughts to be before they fly into the sun. Always felt a bit sorry for her being left behind even though she told capa to go . Anyway i may have taken liberties with her injuries, but hope ye enjoy:

Finalement, Heather aurait préféré rester près du soleil.

Semi-A/U, and a what-if: one captain, one ship, and one big crew, all out to reignite the sun. Action and horror, tragedy and heroics, and, of course, set-pieces as big as all outdoors. Welcome to the one and only mission of Project Icarus.

-portuguese version of Stardust- Capa e Searle discutem mais uma vez sobre o que é real e o que não é. S/C

-versão inglesa de Pó de Estrelas- Capa and Searle argue once again over what is and what is not real. Almost S/C

Humans have five basic needs: food, water, shelter, sleep and love diverse pairings

After the vote, Mace confronts Cassie, demanding to know how she can weigh the life of one person against the survival of mankind. He did, after all, require a unanimous vote. Mace/Cassie

Before completing the mission, Capa remembers what's most important to him. SLASH, Capa/Mace, rated T.

Following the Icarus II was another ship that was there to help ensure Earth's survivor. That meant that none of the crew were supposed to die. It could happen right?

4 months before Icarus II left Earth Cassie became pregnant. The father's identity was known only to her, and never knew she carried, albeit breifly, another life before terminating the pregnancy after 6 weeks. Inspired by Sunshine's crew bios. MASSIE

Mace's pov in random moments from the film.

And then there was one. Contains some mild Mace/Capa. Based around the idea that Mace's leg didn't get stuck, but the coolers were still broken and Mace went to the Payload with Capa.

The simplest answers are the best, as dictated by Occam's Razor, but it's only easy if you have the facts, not the assumptions. Capa.Mace slash.

A grim what-if. The Icarus I is calling, but our intrepid crew isn't stopping. That doesn't necessarily translate to a happy ending. Rated for language, madness, and ethically questionable decisions.

The Outside of Your Skin Trilogy: Part Three. How the "Pod" people got to be the "Pod" people. Rated for cussing, gore, and half-baked psychedelia. Grab your shades, kids. It's time to SPLIT...

The Outside of Your Skin Trilogy: Part Two. Just over a year into their mission, the crew of the Icarus II battens the hatches against a force deadly and invisible. Rated for salty language, a smattering of innuendo and gore, and one bad bacon joke.

The Outside of Your Skin Trilogy: Part One. Four survivors are homeward bound in the cramped remnants of the Icarus II. Rated, with a humble nod to the Gulag Archipelago, for violence, gore, and coarse language. Just stay sane... and keep breathing...

This story follows each of the scientists on the day before they go into space before the launch of Icarus II.

Starts out before they all get on the Icarus and then follows the same story line exept the end is changed. not as many people die..