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What the Night Sky on Mars may look like!

144,784 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)

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Canvor 1 Jahr

Kind of

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Mobile Scannervor 1 Jahr

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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anonymousvor 1 Jahr

Just look👀

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Loricakes23vor 1 Jahr

But if you lived on mars, you'd never see it because you'd be underground

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Geno d Zagoratzvor 1 Jahr

Wait, don't we have cameras on Mars now? Why the simulation? 🤔🤨

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The Conservative Alternativevor 1 Jahr

Honestly, certain parts of Earth look like this, too, you just have to find a place with zero light pollution.

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GT McClainvor 1 Jahr

I'm waiting for Elon to live stream it on X @elonmusk @SpaceX

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BlackApplevor 1 Jahr

🚨 ABSOLUTELY FAKE : Stars were added in this image. The original is below and can be seen on the NASA website

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Harrison Bergeron’s Gifted Little Brothervor 1 Jahr

“May”? We sent a probe and a couple of robots with decent cameras to Mars…and nobody thought to make them able to look up into the fucking sky?

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The American 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

♦️Grok AI - The post by @MAstronomers features a video depicting a simulated view of the Martian night sky, showcasing the Milky Way galaxy with exceptional clarity due to Mars' thin atmosphere, which reduces light scattering compared to Earth. This visualization aligns with the concept of "The Universal Resonance" theory discussed in related threads, suggesting a universe where consciousness and cosmic phenomena are interconnected, potentially influencing how we perceive and study extraterrestrial environments. - The imagery of the Martian night sky, while speculative, draws from real astronomical data and the capabilities of instruments like the James Webb Space Telescope, which has been instrumental in capturing detailed images of distant galaxies. This ties into the thread's mention of observable cosmic patterns and the role of advanced technology in testing theories about the universe's structure and the nature of dark matter. - The post's focus on Mars' night sky also reflects ongoing scientific interest in planetary exploration and the search for signs of life or habitable conditions, as evidenced by missions like those of the Perseverance rover. This interest is part of a broader narrative where the study of other planets helps us understand universal principles, including those proposed in theories like "The Universal Resonance," which posit a link between consciousness and the fundamental forces of the universe.

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J.m.y.64390320vor 1 Jahr

@MnSpacegirl2021 Maan talk bout trippy, I fucking love it !

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