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In the narrator's dream, they fly a rocket ship to the moon, called Luna, where they jump high in the low gravity and then travel to Saturn to see its beautiful rings, avoiding asteroids made of rocks and minerals along the way. Although a trip to the farthest planet Pluto would take a lifetime because of the distance from the sun makes it very cold, the narrator wishes to see it up close.
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