NASA wants to send your best haiku... to Mars  Crave's Eric Mack
has one to kick things off, and he'll send your rejected poems
to Mars (not that Mars) on his own dime.  This beauty is hungry
for poems!  (Credit: NASA)  For its trip to Mars, NASA wants
haikus like this, Why? Because it's cool.    NASA and the
University of Colorado at Boulder's Laboratory for Atmospheric
and Space Physics are coordinating the "Going to Mars" campaign
to collect names and haiku from any members of the public to be
added to a DVD that will ride aboard MAVEN.  All the names of
entrants will be included on the DVD, but only three haikus will
be chosen to make the trip. Why there's only room for three
poems, or why any martians floating around in the planet's upper
atmosphere are more likely to have access to a DVD player than a
USB port or SD card reader remain mysteries, but it's a fun
campaign nonetheless.  Anyone can register on the Going to Mars
Web site and submit his or her name and haiku to be included,
but if you're under