Cosmic Mirror

Whenever I lie on the grass under the stars at night, I wonder what is the earth? What does the earth look like in other people's eyes? Why do some people always lament that they are not even as good as dust in front of the world? They fantasize about what is in space out of curiosity, whether it is an alien with a shape like an octopus and eight tentacles, or a singer civilization like a god in the three-body system. It is an astronaut in a space suit standing outside the space capsule looking at the earth, the cradle of life, and looking for his motherland from the soothing blue Mercury. So I want to ask how insignificant human beings are in front of the universe, and how many people have successfully carved their names on the 4.6 Billion-year historical milestone of the entire earth. There is a particularly abstract statement. Through the baptism of myths and the attempt to break the technological singularity, human beings are finally qualified to use mirrors to understand the dark opposite side of the universe.