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That's a powerful image.
With luck, maybe my children's children will see that view with their own eyes.
Could you imagine how that would be? It would be colder, the atmosphere is thinner, but would it still stir that primal emotion that lies deep within us when we stare at a sunset. Will it still evoke that same pleasure/wonder, if it wasn't Earth?
Interesting thing to ponder. Would the people on Mars have time to stop and enjoy a sunset?
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