Report: #0112
Historic!
Historic! Historic!
Man's first
robot is sensually touching the surface of Mars!
I wonder:
Were there sparks of love? I hope that between the planet of life—Earth—and the
planet of war, Mars, there will never be war, but harmonious coexistence.
Whether
there is life or not, this beautiful sister planet must be respected as a
living being, as part of our biological life. It is our relative in this
universe, the first island in our solar system that welcomes us. I believe that, like me, many people are
thrilled—and why not, emotional—about this encounter between our technology and
the Martian soil. In secret, we hold in our hearts so many wishes to find
someone or something. Even if the analysis yields a negative result on the
presence of life, our respect goes to the people at NASA.
Our
affection grows each day toward the planet that suffered an unimaginable
misfortune in its past. May all discoveries there help us here too. Good
luck—and thank you for the emotions shared! I felt the same in 1969 when man
first stepped on the Moon.
Armstrong
said: "It's a small step for a man," as he descended the ladder of
the Eagle—the lander that touched down on the Moon—"but a giant leap for
mankind."
Something
similar?
Josef Bauer
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