YOU CAN GET A TICKET TO MARS FROM NASA

See my ticket for the future flight to the red planet (Mars)😍🥳⚡🌟

Okay so firstly, I would like to say that this is not a regular post on Python concepts and codes, but rather on a little talk about my ticket for the future flight to Mars in July 2026.

ACTUALLY, I DIDN'T GOT THIS TICKET 🎟️ FOR THE FLIGHT BY GIVING ANY ASTROPHYSICS EXAM OR BY ANY TRAINING AT NASA, BUT I RATHER FILLED A FORM ON the NASA MARS website, and got this ticket. So you got it, it is actually for entertainment purpose only. 😅

You can also get the ticket from the link below:

https://mars.nasa.gov/participate/send-your-name/future

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