**Galactic System’s Mirror of the Cosmos** invites you to ponder the vastness of our galaxy, where light and reflection play a crucial role in how we perceive the universe. Just as this mirror reflects your image, the **Milky Way’s stars, nebulae, and planets** reflect and refract light across unimaginable distances, creating the celestial tapestry we see in the night sky.
Mirrors in space—like those in telescopes—help us explore the unseen, revealing galaxies, black holes, and the birth of stars. The Milky Way itself is a **spiral of light and darkness**, where billions of stars reflect the grandeur of the cosmos. This cache symbolizes the idea that even in an urban subway, we are connected to the **infinite expanse of the galaxy**.
In mythology and science, mirrors have always represented **duality and discovery**—showing us not just what is visible, but what lies beyond. The galaxy, too, is a mirror of our curiosity, reflecting back the mysteries we seek to uncover.
**Fun Fact:**
The light from some stars in our galaxy has traveled for **thousands of years** before reaching us—meaning the stars we see today may no longer exist. This mirror is a reminder that every reflection holds a story, just as every star carries the history of the universe.
