The Successor of the Eighth Sense and the Blue Way Home

"When things are extreme, they will turn upside down; when they are full, they will fall over!" On the star map of 2150, the missing person's signal is still flashing. The skeletons of missing team members are hidden under the sand of Mars, and half-melted escape pods are stuck in the ice cracks of Titan; the cancer cells of the returnees disintegrate in the stardust and relapse in the earth's haze - the secret of recovery may never belong to outer space. In the pile of robot wreckage, mutants are using their special powers to purify radiation, and the stardust in their pupils is dimming: alien life had no intention of invading, it was human nuclear testing on Mars that shattered their dormant capsules, and it was Titan's drilling rig that disrupted the balance of dark matter. The day the "Little Prince" regained his memory, the Milky Way from the perspective of the void was like a glass jar filled with fire, and the solar system was the most fragile among them - human beings broke their own jar and wanted to touch other people's. When my sister touched the earth's soil, she suddenly understood: Those who recovered in the interstellar world had reorganized the earth's native bacteria in their bodies; the chips that the robots backfired were parasitic interstellar life forms that were forced out of their homes by human pollution. The so-called "invasion" is nothing more than a disturbed neighbor walking through the wrong door. When the escape capsule turned around and returned, the flames of war outside the portholes were extinguishing. Perhaps we shouldn't have set foot out of Mars and drilled into Titan from the beginning—the boundaries of the solar system are barriers, and the earth's ecology is the only antidote. If the soil beneath our feet cannot even tolerate it, how can we expect the stars to be kind to wanderers? The body that protects the earth: Cherish energy, prohibit excessive mining, reject poisonous gases, and purify water and soil—she is the only home, not an inexhaustible warehouse.