Annie drove the moon buggy over bumps and hollows. It bucked like a bronco.
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No water, no trees, no clouds.
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Jack held on to the dashboard.
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"Oh, man," said Jack. "That's from the first astronauts who landed on the moon!"
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"I'm going through there!" She pointed to an opening between two mountains.
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The buggy slowed down. Jack sighed with relief. The ride was still bumpy. But now, at least, he could take a good look at the moon.
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On the other side, the ground was even rockier.
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"Look for the fo-fourth M thing!" said Annie, bouncing up and down.
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Annie pressed on the brake.
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"Sl-slow d-down!" he said.
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He had never been to such a colorless, barren place. There was no green, no blue, no red.
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The buggy bumped toward the opening and shot through.
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Only giant gray rocks and craters -- and an American flag.
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"Try pressing on the b-brake pedal. On the f-floor -- slowly!"
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"How?"
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"And look -- a telescope!" said Annie.
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Jack groaned. Looking for anything on this wild ride was impossible.
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Beside the flag was a sign. Annie read it aloud:
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They took slow giant steps to the site of the first moon landing.
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Jack tore out the piece of paper. He put it by the flag.
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Then he passed the notebook and pencil to Annie. She signed her name and passed the notebook back.
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JULY 1969 A. D.
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"Now we have to sign it," Annie said.
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Jack signed his name.
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She pressed a button that said OFF. Then she and Jack hopped out.
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"Let's leave our own message," said Annie.
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He handed the moon book to Annie. Then he took out his notebook and pencil to copy the sign.
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"What should we say?" said Jack.
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HERE MEN FROM THE PLANET EARTH FIRST SET FOOT UPON THE MOON,
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Jack turned to a new page in his notebook. In big letters he wrote their message.
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"The same thing," said Annie. "But say we are the first kids."
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"That's a good message," said Jack.
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She drove near the flag and telescope. Then she put her foot on the brake until the buggy stopped.
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WE CAME IN PEACE FOR ALL MANKIND.
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Jack walked over to the telescope. Annie stepped aside so he could look, too.
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It looked like a giant man in a spacesuit.
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"I wish I had a watch," he said, standing up. "We might be running out of time."
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"Oh, wow. A moon man!" said Annie.
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Today the first kids from the planet Earth came to the Moon. We came in peace for all children. -- Jack -- Annie
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No wind would ever blow the message away. No rain would ever fall on it.
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She was staring through the telescope.
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Thinking of "forever" made Jack feel dizzy. He shook his head to clear his thoughts. Then he remembered the time. Had two hours passed yet?
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It would be there forever, unless someone moved it.
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"What?" Jack turned to look at her.
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Jack gasped. In the distance, something was flying above the ground.
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