Interstellar Essay
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This is a work we had to do for school. The instructions were this:
(we had to watch the movie interstellar)
- the film Interstellar, people on Earth sent messages to the travelers, not knowing if they were even alive. In space, it can take years for a message to reach someone on a distant spacecraft or planet. In this project, you will write an essay or poem to send to people in the future, who will receive your message in 20 years.
It had to be about what is going on now, also it could be based on what happened in the movie, you should also use your own imagination.
Hope you like it..
Name: Daniela Pineda
Teacher: Hernan Tena
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