ABC of space
Astronauts heading to the moon.
Buying their needed equipment, spending £135.
Coming to the flurry of constellations
Down and around the Earth
Every minute like an hour
Flying to their destination
Going forward through the ups and downs
Hadfield singing for his record, the first in space
In the sea of stars
Jumping through the space hatch and out into the unknown
Kingdom of the stars is being reached once more
Lumbering on with their heavy suits
Minerals being collected from majestic asteroids
No coming back now
On till the rocket returns to Earth
Picking the best route around
Quotes that suggest the moon tastes good
Running through the open galaxies
Slumbering through the open world of stars
Their toilet clogged by Russians
Uranus infront of their eyes
Velenuis the asteroid rocketing through space
Wanting to stay longer
Xalmius the asteroid seeming to be racing another
You wouldn’t want to leave
Zalum being drilled for minerals
Thank you for reading!
The asteroids are real, they are just not well known.
happy_politics
Comments (11)
28 Oct 2019
Thank you happy_politics! This captures the imagination.
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29 Oct 2019
I loved all of the letters but what is Zalum
It is a minor asteroid known to be used for minerals and oil.
29 Oct 2019
It is shining_brain who wrote this!
01 Nov 2019
Really good, but i'm not sure if space equipment costs £135 (it really costs £9,259,620.00) Great work though!
Where did you get your figures from?
I meant to write only one piece of equipment, but thank you for pointing that out!
You are welcome
01 Nov 2019
I got my figures from google.
04 Nov 2019
Wow. I love this A-Z so much. How did you come up with this? I would try doing this and get stuck on E. Absolutely amazing work.
18 Nov 2019
Q: Does anyone have any good ideas for some of the letters? If so, I would love to see them!
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