It is with the destruction of certainties, with the deluded impression of being determining agents in the universe, that Mobius's message acquires importance and vigor. Knowing the inevitability, was everything we did in vain? It is an open question to which each of us will give an answer after experiencing the final sequences (inspired, among other things, by those of 2001: A Space Odyssey). Another question, however, has a much clearer answer: knowing that exploring planets in search of the secrets of space or eating marshmallows in front of a fire lead to the same consequences, isn't it perhaps an example that reaffirms how important travel is?