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A planet of one not visited before. Saturn, a place I can't wait to explore. My name is Lunar Stark, funny huh? I've grown up on Earth, learning about space all of my life. My father works for NASA, so it's only natural that his passion is one of my own.
Today I get to visit NASA, and not just to scope out the area, but to go in a rocket. And not to the moon or to Mars. But to Saturn. I'm going to be one of the first humans to ever visit Saturn, too. Only my father, his two other colleagues Barick and Amelia join me. In 3, 2, 1...blast off.
As we burst through the atmosphere, I can't help but notice the stars start to appear around us, meaning we're close to outer space, we have to be. I unbuckle myself once we are able to float. I've always loved the idea of floating. A little while goes by, I notice. Until I see it. A beautiful blue in the path we follow.
We stop at Saturn, but sadly we can't land there. "Maybe we can't land on it, but can we at least try and go through it?" I ask, anxious now more than ever.
"I don't think so, Lunar. It seems to risky, and we may not come out." A response from Amelia comes, followed by my father and Barick's agreeance.
Annoyed, I push myself to the window. I see some rocks floating around, and I know they are meteorites. Not the same as the ones that land on Earth, because these ones have a different air about them. They float where they want, just like I do in this rocket. I push past my father and the two other adults and I put on my asteroid helmet, my suit, and make sure that the cord to keep me close is attached.
With that, I penetrate through the close doors and I waft out into space. Weirdly, even though I hear the muffled yells of the adults, I don't flinch and I don't look back. I look forwards, at the most beautiful planet I have ever seen. I want to reach out and touch, but I can't because I'm not close enough.
But one of these days, mark my words. I'm going to blast through those doors again, close enough to pull my hand out and maybe not feel, but brush my hands through Saturn's atmosphere. And I'm going to make sure I explore it all. With that great feeling of the future, I allow myself to float back to the rocket, a wide smile on my face, where all I can hear are the yells of the adults.
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