The probe photographed the sun at dusk on Mars! The Earth is just an ordinary star in the Martian sky. You may have seen this stunning image from the probe: a faint blue sun slowly setting over the horizon of Mars, adding a warm touch of color to this desolate and cold planet.
This photo was taken by NASA's Perseverance rover after a successful landing on Mars, once again giving humans a clearer view of the twilight on Mars.
But what does Earth look like in the Martian sky?
In the photos of the Martian night sky sent back by the probe, scientists noticed a shocking fact: in the night sky of Mars, there is an ordinary and very small bright spot, and it is actually our Earth!
Yes, you read that right, the Earth in the sky of Mars, is just a very ordinary star, like countless others, inconspicuous.
But that's a planet inhabited by more than 8 billion life!
This makes us wonder: Is the earth really special in the universe? Are we just a speck of dust in the universe that has no meaning or value? What is the place of the earth in the universe?
According to the latest scientific research, our universe is made up of countless galaxies, galaxy clusters, superclusters, and large-scale fibrous structures, which in turn form a complex and vast network structure.
And our solar system is only a very small part of the Milky Way, which is part of the local group of galaxies, which is part of the Virgo Supercluster, which is part of the Laniakea Supercluster, which is part of the Pisces-Cetus supercluster complex, which is part of the observable universe, which may be only a small part of the entire universe.
From this point of view, the earth is too small in the universe, even insignificant. Our Sun is really just an ordinary star in the Milky Way, and the Milky Way is just an ordinary galaxy in the universe, and there are almost endless other galaxies in the universe. It is likely that our existence is only one life form in the universe, and there may be other unimaginable life forms in the universe.
But perhaps, we should cherish and protect our earth even more, because this is the only home we have at the moment, the place where all of us have the joys and sorrows of our lives, the foundation for the survival and development of all human beings, the starting point for us to explore this universe, and the ark for us to communicate with other lives and civilizations.
The universe gave birth to us in 13.8 billion years, perhaps allowing us to appreciate and explore this wonderful and mysterious universe with a curious mind.
The probe landed on Mars means that we have stepped out of our own planet and started to explore the universe!
The sea of stars is the journey of all human beings!
So, do you think humans can eventually become multigalaxies?
