Fill in the delivery log for the galaxy's worst spaceship pilot by dragging the correct prepositions of movement into the gaps.

I accidentally flew right past the space station without stopping, drifted dangerously towards a black hole, and finally crashed into a giant alien billboard.

I accidentally flew right past the space station without stopping, drifted dangerously towards a black hole, and finally crashed into a giant alien billboard.

We use past for movement from one side of an object to the other, going beyond it.

We use towards to show the direction of movement, getting closer to something (like a black hole).

We use into to describe a collision or forceful entry, such as crashing into a billboard.