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Petra van Cronenburg @NatureMC mastodon.online 20.09.26, 12:06

Forget #Mars! While USians still dream of that dry, much too cold #planet, the newest European #SpaceLaunch produced a sensation!

A #redPlanet that could have water, has a cosy climate, like Earth’s Provence. The EU #spaceAgency AAOA will land on this planet tommorrow at 12 a.m. CET. It’s the first carbon neutral flight producing zero waste. Our astronauts look forward to take the first soil sample on Nectarina 42 in the constellation Fruitissima!

NatureFiction spaceflight microfiction

Round globe in colourshades from deep red to orange and yellow. On the lower part a mysterious yellow part shows a small brown round structure like a crater. Dark red vein-like structures around the yellow place, let researchers ask: Has this planet water? Responsable: AAOA, the Alien Agency Of Alsace.

The whole planet seen from our spaceship on the landing flight. The planet is yellow-orange-red, and shows dark red lines and structures that remind veins. The astronauts will test the soil for liquid elements.

Our scientists in the control center cry out in awe and joy! The landing flight approaches the planet, now looking very smooth. They can't see any mountains! But what about the weird hole-structure near the top? If it is a crater, it must be immense, placed directly on the northern pole.

The most actual photo during the landing shows a red landscape, now with many more wrinkles, veins and holes. Near the center, on the left half, something like a gigantic drop. Could this red planet have water?

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