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Astronauts found a planet identical to Earth a couple days ago. The astronauts found the planet. Last week, astronauts were sent to find a new planet to sustain life. A NASA crew was ready to congratulate the astronauts, but NASA went in the ship and found it mostly empty. The only thing inside was green slime. The people are curious and angry, but most of all scared. One of the probes picked up footage of an astronaut going outside, only to swept away by a flying green blob. The best view that could be seen makes it look like a green square with limbs. The rest of the ship is soon swarmed by green squares. The door is broken open and the aliens grab onto the astronauts and then let go. The astronauts start glowing and are soon immobilized.

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