Posted by: Jonathan Caswell | August 3, 2012

Haikus on Mars

Reblogged from News @ CSIRO:

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When we hear signals beamed back from Mars rover Curiosity’s landing next week, it will be poetry to the ears of mission scientists. We decided to get in the mood by writing some Mars poems. 

This week our communications team is enjoying the company of Harry, our 16-year-old work experience guy. Harry wants to be a science writer, so he’s been in training by writing (and counting syllables in) haikus, limericks and tankas.

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HAIKUS ON MARS...SCIENCE IN POETRY!

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  1. I really liked this, so I reblogged it here. YUPPERS!


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