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Physics, 24.02.2021 17:20 Natalierg05

What was the first ever thing that landed on Mars. (That we sent) . Your mom
. A NASA robot thing
. My science teacher that everyone think is pretty
. Mr. Bob the alien (he’s actually a very nice guy)

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