"星际信使"：翱翔星际，超越井底之蛙！

"We will not stop exploring, and the destination of all our explorations will lead us to where we started, but this time, we will truly know this place." When we gaze up at the stars, we are no longer like frogs at the bottom of a well. Since primitive times, when the first human stepped out of the cave, exploration has brought us opportunities for development and the courage to survive.

From the birth of humanity to the explosion of information and data today, peoples perception of morality and their pursuit of truth have become increasingly different. Gone are the days of relying solely on "expert opinions". So, how should we approach this world from a new perspective? In Neil deGrasse Tysons "Cosmic Messenger", he introduced the concept of the cosmic view. Seeing ourselves from the perspective of the universe and rethinking our relationships with others, Earth, and the cosmos in a scientific way, we will realize that the universe does not operate according to human thought.

We are just a speck of dust in the universe, and "man-made science" can only affect the development of humanity. For the universe, we are like a small playground. But for us, we are truly extraordinary. As Wang Weijian said, "We are small but not alone, lucky but not special. This correct feeling is brought to us by the cosmic view."

By viewing Earth, the society, ecology, and future of humanity with a cosmic perspective, and then returning to the Earth perspective, we can change our relationships with the planet we live on and our fellow human beings.

The author also mentions life and death in the conclusion. This particularly resonated with me because my mother suffered from hemorrhagic shock and was hospitalized, making me truly understand the fragility and preciousness of life. Human life is short, with decades passing by in an instant. However, I still believe it is better to be alive than never to have existed. Even if I am only a speck of dust in the universe that will disappear without a trace, being alive is itself a celebration. Every conscious moment is worth celebrating, reminding us that we should strive to make the most of our limited time to do meaningful things.