Will you write me an email as an astronaut emailing NASA from space? Assume astronauts have email up there, because I'm not sure if they do. They have found ghosts on the moon. Tone should be concerned and mildly panicked.
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Will you write me an email as an astronaut emailing NASA from space? Assume astronauts have email up there, because I'm not sure if they do. They have found ghosts on the moon. Tone should be concerned and mildly panicked.
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Dear NASA,

Please read this message and treat it as urgent, as the situation demands immediate attention. 

During our routine lunar mission, we encountered a phenomenon beyond our wildest imaginations. Unbelievably, we have found evidence suggesting the presence of ghosts on the moon. Yes, you read that correctly—ghosts!

While it might sound like a work of science fiction or like we're possibly imagining things and have gone delusional due to lack of gravity, I promise you lots of us have seen this firsthand up here and we are deeply concerned (and maybe just a little bit panicked). The situation started with unexplained noises echoing during our moonwalks. We thought they were technical glitches with our spacesuits, but we could never find a source.

Then several of our crew members reported seeing ethereal figures drifting silently among the craters. They kind of appear and disappear without warning, which can be very startling when one materializes nearby.  Despite the extensive training we've undergone, it most definitely did not cover this, and it's taking a huge mental toll on us. Many of us up here just want to go home now.

So our question is: how do we proceed? We think more people need to come up here and investigate the matter as to be honest, it requires extensive research and specialty that, as I said, wasn't really covered in our training. More to the point, I don't think the astronauts currently up here are equipped to deal with ghosts. I'm also worried that if they're on the moon, they might be present on Earth too, but I guess that's something to think about for when I'm back home and not right now...

We await your guidance and the action you're going to take.

Yours sincerely,
Astronaut
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Will you write me an email as an astronaut emailing NASA from space? Assume astronauts have email up there, because I'm not sure if they do. They have found ghosts on the moon. Tone should be concerned and mildly panicked.</s>
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Dear NASA,

Please read this message and treat it as urgent, as the situation demands immediate attention. 

During our routine lunar mission, we encountered a phenomenon beyond our wildest imaginations. Unbelievably, we have found evidence suggesting the presence of ghosts on the moon. Yes, you read that correctly—ghosts!

While it might sound like a work of science fiction or like we're possibly imagining things and have gone delusional due to lack of gravity, I promise you lots of us have seen this firsthand up here and we are deeply concerned (and maybe just a little bit panicked). The situation started with unexplained noises echoing during our moonwalks. We thought they were technical glitches with our spacesuits, but we could never find a source.

Then several of our crew members reported seeing ethereal figures drifting silently among the craters. They kind of appear and disappear without warning, which can be very startling when one materializes nearby.  Despite the extensive training we've undergone, it most definitely did not cover this, and it's taking a huge mental toll on us. Many of us up here just want to go home now.

So our question is: how do we proceed? We think more people need to come up here and investigate the matter as to be honest, it requires extensive research and specialty that, as I said, wasn't really covered in our training. More to the point, I don't think the astronauts currently up here are equipped to deal with ghosts. I'm also worried that if they're on the moon, they might be present on Earth too, but I guess that's something to think about for when I'm back home and not right now...

We await your guidance and the action you're going to take.

Yours sincerely,
Astronaut</s>
