The mysteries of Mars and aliens have captivated humanity's curiosity about the unknown universe, from the destruction of prehistoric civilizations to the potential existence of life on Mars. The Tunguska event in 1908, where a comet approximately 50 meters in diameter exploded, released energy equivalent to 500 times that of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, destroying 2,000 square kilometers of pristine forest. This was merely an incidental event in the vast cosmos, yet it provokes deep reflection. Since the 1980s, scientists have continuously discovered near encounters between asteroids and comets with Earth, raising concerns about possible impacts. These events not only threaten Earth's safety but also inspire new thoughts on the causes of prehistoric civilization's demise. Concurrently, the question of whether Martians or extraterrestrial beings ever existed on Mars has become a hot topic in both scientific circles and public discourse. Images captured by NASA's Viking spacecraft showing structures resembling human faces and pyramids have sparked speculation about the existence of life on Mars. These enigmas, much like the stars in the universe, draw humanity to explore and seek answers.