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   E.W. Doc Parris (ewdocparris@writing.exchange)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Apr-2023 11:57:06 JST E.W. Doc Parris

   Time for the #VisualWritingPrompt for 04/10/23!

   Write a 480-ish character #SciFi story about this AI generated image.

   #WritingCommunity #Midjourney #WritingPrompt #SecretSciFiNetwork

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     @ewdocparris "Cloud!" Mother shouted. "Watch outside, cloud, our real cloud!"
     I was startled outside and lost for words. A huge grey mass was floating in the sky, different from the color of the sky that appeared in old classic films.
     "Is it what we made?"
     Mother nodded.
     We kept pouring the excavated water onto the dry ground. All the water was absorbed into the ground, but somewhere it evaporated and became clouds.
     "The first rain in 150 years will fall on the Earth"
     #WritingPrompt

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     E.W. Doc Parris (ewdocparris@writing.exchange)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Apr-2023 21:51:05 JST E.W. Doc Parris

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     The rains on Mars were new.
     Water vapor in the atmosphere was new.
     Clouds were new.
     Once humanity started lobbing comets at Mars, it took less than forty years before there was enough water in the system to see rain. The storms always blossomed within a good old-fashioned dust storm. For twenty years it wasn't even rain, just muddy hail. But as we got the CO2 level up and the temperature rose, from time to time, we started to see honest to god rain.

     It was like a bad day in the Gobi Desert.