This is a typical hardcore science fiction, in the near future, everything conforms to the laws of physics, and there is no eye-stimulating lens. The ending gives a hypothesis about the origin of mankind, which is more imaginative.
However, some details can be done better. The scenes on Mars were obviously taken with filters in the desert, but can the thin atmosphere of Mars form such a rich layer of clouds in the sky? The
most failing is that face. The defense mechanism is too "magic", if the signal is wrong, if the people on Mars really don't want other wisdom except the earth to know, the simpler way is to hide rather than destroy. Even if it is destroyed, there is no need to get such a "sandworm"? low efficiency.
But flying to the stars at the end is really touching and exciting. What we need is such science fiction.
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