finally...

[spiritrover]

bonneville!

i think the bbc understands me better than any other news agency: Nasa rover looks into the abyss.

i seek the abyss
it calls to me
i have traveled far to reach it
i am at the abyss
staring down
now what do i do?

Comments

[bernmarx]

Neitzsche gets confused.

[bernmarx]

Hey, I got the consonant cluster right! Usually I slaughter that and get the vowels right.

Dammit. :)

I am the master...

[rogerdr]

Not Nietzsche baby, Invictus!

[calamityjake]

Opportunity must be so jealous.

[opportunitygrrl]

I am not jealous!! I like my side of the planet just fine, and I'm making lots of important discoveries too!!

[nosebeepbear]

You found water first. Nyah, nyah!

[pentheus]

"My god, it's full of sand."

[kethet]

If it were me, I would yell as loud as I could into it and see if it echos.

Tho I'm not sure you have sound-emission hardware.

In space, can nobody hear you scream?

all

[sich67]

hello

[senji]

Go ever onwards?
Or turn back, through the red sands
And venture elsewhere?

[padpedpladuk]

You go girl! That is so cool. The walls of the crater don't look as steep as I expected. Still it doesn't really look like there's much inside.

If I were you, I'd circumnavigate the perimeter to the left over to that little tin shack on the far lip. Make sure there's nothing really there and then I'd head for the mountains!! Off to the right.

Imagine what you'll be able to see from up top there! Plus which, you'll probably have a better shot at finding exposed bedrock on the sides of the mountains there.

[kethet]

Although you know, there really isn't anything visible in the crater to give it much scale... the crater could really be quite deep...