Night Sky on Mars. 140 million miles from where you're sitting right now. Picture the darkest night you've ever stood in. Somewhere far out in the desert, nothing around for miles, not a single light to ruin it. Stars so close they feel touchable. Now take the air away. That's a Martian night. The stars don't flicker here. They just sit there, fixed and burning. The entire galaxy pours across the sky like spilled light that never got cleaned up. And the quiet is total. Nothing stirs. Nothing mak

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