ジ・オニオンのインスタグラム(theonion) - 6月8日 01時33分

In the latest troubling update from the multi-year survey mission, scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory received another set of depressing photos from the martian surface taken by the Morbid Curiosity Rover, sources at the agency confirmed Wednesday. “The latest images from Morbid Curiosity are more of what we’ve come to expect at this point—photos of the night sky framed to block out any stars, sullen self-portraits taken against a backdrop of carbon dioxide ice, and lots and lots of dust,” said senior engineer Eshan Shah, adding that, despite having a full-color onboard camera, every image the rover has sent back so far has been in stark black and white. “When we designed the mission, we thought Morbid Curiosity might help uncover some of the planet’s mysteries. Of course, that was before we began receiving 6-terabyte data dumps of just the word ‘bleak’ repeated hundreds of billions of times.” #TheOnion

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