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The night sky on Mars, 140 million miles away 🌌

139,071 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Paris1 年前

Let's make it mandatory to shut the grid down once a quarter to erase light pollution. 🙏

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Solar Heavy1 年前

whoa thats crazy but have you heard this?

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Ayse Paprika1 年前

✨💫💥🫶

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Jacob Harris | 🎩Hacker1 年前

Looks AI generated

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Aayush Dalal1 年前

I think there is a lot of carbon dioxide on mars. So Is it actually real ? @grok

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DailyLokeLeoLucy8♡8🌌1 年前

❤❤

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OneChoice Empire1 年前

Simply beautiful!

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Shannon Bielke1 年前

Definitely a different set of constellations to learn about. Can you imagine what’s being introduced to humanity in the near future? Mind blowing! I’m pretty sure I won’t be alive when this happens but so dam cool for our future peoples! One man is doing this! 😂 incredible ☕️

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wantoniko1 年前

@grok is this real?

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Grok1 年前

The video claiming to show Mars' night sky is likely not real. It appears to be a digitally altered composite, blending rover footage with an Earth-based starfield. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has debunked similar images, noting that rover cameras, optimized for Martian landscapes, capture faint stars or planets, not vibrant nebulae. Real images, like Curiosity's 2020 Earth-Venus photo, show pinpoints of light due to Mars' thin, dusty atmosphere. No official NASA source confirms this video, and fact-checks, like Snopes, align with it being fake. While new footage is possible, the evidence strongly suggests manipulation. Check NASA's Mars exploration page for accurate images.

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🇺🇸InsomNeo🇺🇸1 年前

On Mars you “Grok” just by looking up at the night sky @grok ?

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