Informative Essay On Life On Mars

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Title April 19, 2040 NASA has found life on Mars and it wasn’t nothing like an alien species. The creature had fur and made weird noise, almost like a baby crying. Scientist had made a study to the creature to find out what it was. Every one had thought it was a baby and wherever there is a baby there is most likely a mother and father. So everyone was thinking that there was a civilization of those creatures on Mars. August 9, 2043 The weird creature had started to grow faster and was getting smarter by the minute on planet earth. As the creature started to grow it started to change color, it was a orange color and the weird noise it made had stopped and it was trying to learn to speak. By the …show more content…

Sometimes they would send more than 12 astronauts at a time to go search for those creatures, but they had no clue where they would be at. The whole reason they are looking for them so bad is that the government has good plan in to using these creatures and they will offer millions of dollars to NASA if they find them. Their plan is to capture all of them and school them to work in jobs for free with no pay. The reason for this was because the government wanted to save more money. If there is a civilization on Mars they will take over and proceed their plans Their first creature they had found had developed a more advanced vocabulary than a couple months ago. The scientist studying on the creature wanted to give it a name, so they gave him 3 choices. The choices where zeth,Ivix or Phika, then they let him point at which name he would like best, but then the unexpected happened, he pronounced the name Phika. The scientist felt that Phika was ready to go to space again to help them find his parents or maybe the whole …show more content…

As they were landing on Mars they saw how Phika looked so eager to get out. Phika had no need for a helmet so they didn't give him one to use and he looked really amazed to see MAR’s for the first time again. NASA had put a tag on him to track him if he ever runs away from the astronauts. By this time Phika could speak in full sentences to other people. The astronauts had a good feeling about finding the other creatures that MAR’s awaits for them. It looked like Phika knew where he was going and the he stopped and was staring off into the distance. Phika then slowly walked toward the area he was looking at and he picked up some type of object and it looked something like a photograph. One of the astronauts had took away from him and saw that it was a picture when they had abducted Phika as a little baby. All of the astronauts saw the photograph and they weren't scared, but puzzled of how that picture had got there in the first place. Then that’s when they started looking harder for the civilization phika had came from because there is no possible way the picture could have been

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