Martian Architecture 22

As you walk through the airlock and onto the Martian surface, you can't help but be impressed by the intricate architecture of the nearby buildings. Everything is covered in a thin layer of red dust, but it's clear that a lot of care went into designing and constructing these structures. The interior of the main building is even more impressive than the exterior. The large central room is filled with space travelers and scientists, all working on various projects or just relaxing after a long day exploring this strange new world. But what really catches your eye are the huge windows that line one entire side of the room. They provide an amazing view of outer space, making you feel like you're floating among the stars. In addition to being beautiful, these windows also serve an important purpose: they let in plenty of natural light, which is essential for everyone's health here on Mars. The planet's atmosphere isn't conducive to plant life, so all our vegetation is indoors...including some very special trees that were brought here from Earth centuries ago as part Of humanity's first attempt to colonize Mars.