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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Opportunity and Curiosity Lost their sweet little velocity On a sojourn in space to a volcanicity Mars, the god of war reddened to see two freaks Were they the angels that Zeus had sent to bring life? Or were they aliens to destroy through his smoky red shroud? This astral invasion he knew for sure was by no accident or coincidence! Opportunity with clever robosticity Was the first to alight the lander on the dustycity Curiosity quickened his agility to search for water before Opportunity Mars waters flooded up at these angelic aliens' audacity Dare they to gather his Martian soil and rock with so much of incivility? Study? Research? Photographs? Do aliens wish to build another concretecity? The two rovers researched blissfully in the picturesqueness of a forbiddencity. Opportunity walked back to the spaceship towing Curiosity The Maven took off from man's futuristic home, orbiting the fourth solar planet Before reaching NASA's international space station with its top secret mission. May 11, 2016 For Brian Davey *Opportunity and Curiosity are robots sent by NASA to collect soil and rock to see if human habitation is possible. * Volcanoes on Mars are now extinct *Maven is a lander sent by NASA with the two robots *Mars is the fourth planet closest to Sun *Red dust covers most of Mars
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