The sphinx (part II)
Two weeks after the discovery, one of the scientists noticed that the sculpture was slightly different in some parts, compared to the first captures. Discarding the possibility of a natural deterioration due to its space course, mainly because in that time period nothing crossed its path, the scientist decided to zoom up at its maximum level the optic sensor of the satellite. Although the device could not record video, it could shot a remarkable amount of sequential pictures. -Dr. Borrows, take a look at this -said Dr. Sands. Both were good fellows since a long time ago, when they entered the Space Program. Most of the pictures showed nothing relevant, but, as they were inspecting them carefully, a very strange figure showed up in one of them. -It's a...it's a cockroach?? -babbled Dr. Borrows. -It really looks like! -replied Dr. Sands-look!, here's another one, and a third one!. -Wait a minute, can cockroaches survive in the outter space?? -asked Dr. Borrows. Accor