I started with the Dada poem example and work with an article that talks about the difference between astrological and mathematical black holes from Quantum magazine. I found the theme had a lot of poetry by itself.
“There are astrophysical black holes, and then there are mathematical ones. Astrophysical black holes sit in galactic
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Then the Opportunity Mars rover was finished its mission and I found the last message from it so beautiful that I wanted to imagine future explorers and their whereabouts.
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So I created another Dada poem with the thank you tweet from the
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Then, I used the A house of dust poem to create the future whereabouts of the next exploration NASA rovers. I’m really happy with the outcome, more than poems they are small science fiction stories.
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This is one of my favorites:
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