Anand Mahindra retweets pic of Earth taken from Mars. Don't miss the thought-provoking caption
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Anand Mahindra retweeted a picture of Earth taken from Mars in a post that has gone viral online. The industrialist also wrote a thought-provoking caption to go with it.
We can trust Mahindra Group chairman Anand Mahindra to share inspiring content on Twitter that goes viral in no time. Just like this post that the industrialist retweeted on July 21. What is it, you ask? Well, it is a photo of the Earth as seen from Mars. Yes, you read that right. The original picture was shared by a page called Curiosity. You should definitely check Mahindra's post and its thought-provoking caption as well.
Anand Mahindra shared a picture of the Earth taken from Mars. The Earth looked like a tiny dot from Mars against the backdrop of a grey expanse. "This amazing photo was actually taken from Mars. Yup, the planet Mars and that tiny star-like white dot there is our beloved Earth," reads the caption of the original post by Curiosity.
The businessman also wrote a caption and talked about humility. "If there’s just one thing this photo should teach us, it’s humility," he wrote.
Take a look:
If there’s just one thing this photo should teach us.it’s humility.. https://t.co/S2WN9thBBd
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