A Little Box,Launched In The Cold Evening, Into Space-Time On December 11th 2019 A.D.

A little box,Launched in the cold evening, into Space-Time on December 11th 2019 A.D.

The other half, to land on Mars to roam the planet in February of 2021

My silent, cryptic ambassador to the future.. built in the likeness of a spacecraft forever flinging out of the solar system -above their heads- and hermetically sealed with three kinds of industrial space grade tapes and connected through a certificate to a real spacecraft somewhere between ground,sea and interstellar space. Whoever finds it will be very confused and fascinated and thats the point. It doesnt matter what it means.

The last three years were fun, I wish the rest of the group well if they see this. On to a new decade and a new “assignment”...

Until there is a next time,headphones are hanging and signing off..

-Collins Station / Deputy Flight Director

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