PNS: This is Rita Trevalyan with the Planetary News Service interviewing Marcel Pierre Goddard PhD, one of the brave astronauts on the Proserpina Exploration Team. How are you, Dr. Goddard?
MPG: Si vous plait, call me Marcel. I am fine. How are you?
PNS: Can’t complain. What is your area of expertise?
MPG: I am a physical anthropologist. If we find humanoid remains on the planet, it is my job to analyze them, and get a picture of what they were life in life.
PNS: What are the chances you will find signs of advanced life on the planet?
MPG: Oh, I would say about 50-50.
PNS: What do you mean by that?
MPG: Either we will or we will not. It could go either way.
PNS: Where did you study?
MPG: At the Sorbonne, of course, is there really any other universite?
PNS: I can see you’re still very loyal to your alma mater. What are your plans fo after this mission?
MPG: Well, UNSA has plans for me, make the circuit, you know, and I probably will write a book about my experiences, and settle down to be a husband and father. I’m engaged, you see. Engaged to be married. It was all quite sudden, you know, but we are very happy about it.
PNS: Congratulations, Marcel! Tune in next week for another stimulating interview with one of the members of the Proserpina mission.
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