DEV>67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko's Revenge

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This piece was written backwards - I've been wanting to do something with the silly title stuck in my head for quite a while now, and at last! Here it is. Because I know my brain won't leave it alone until I write it.

         

But yeah, Philae, the comet lander from the Rosetta probe was found stuck in Churyumov-Gerashimenko's crack:
www.independent.co.uk/news/sci…
... the literal place where the sun don' shine. Talk about awkward.
On the punchline: news.nationalgeographic.com/20…

          

I dedicate this piece of speculative but very feasible fiction to neurotype and her upcoming contest, We Want You For Science Fiction. Check it out!
We Want You For Science FictionCRLiterature is opening up a shiny new science fiction contest, and we can't make it a huge success for dA Lit without you!
While we won't be releasing the full contest journal until February 1, here's a few details:
It is a short prose contestHumans are involvedIt's all about the distant futureThe contest will run from February 1-28
Want to help?
Commit to entering the contest today in the comments, and you'll get a note when it opens for entries Donate a prize! Comment on this journal or send neurotype a note.Features, critiques, custom pieces, and anything you'd like to contribute are more than welcome!Prize donors are invited to enter the contest as well.
Current prize pool:
7,500 points from communityrelations A feature and 2 critiques from @hugqueenCritiques from Memnalar, @neurotypeNebula Awards Showcase/Sci-fi anthology from @obsydiandreamerA feature at Nurturing-Narratives from @whiskeydreamerOne-year digital sub

          

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