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Delhi On Moon: The combination of an advanced tool like an AI and some creatively blooming imagination can never disappoint. Social media is full of AI-generated content, especially breathtaking pictures, that proves the same. Something similar surfaced online and left the netizens awestruck by its beauty. AI-generated images of Delhi settled on the Moon were shared by a Reddit handle. The post instantly went viral as people were quick to fall for the idea and the captivating pictures of the city on the Moon. The breathtaking pictures were shared by Redditor ‘thwitter’. The post was captioned, “Dreaming of setting up the city of Delhi on the Moon.”

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The post had AI-generated pictures of the national capital settled on the Moon. The city looked well-lit and had an enchanting view of the dark sky. The pictures also showed other planets that were visible from the Moon.

Dreaming of setting up the city of Delhi on the Moon
by u/thwitter in IndianArtAI

The post went viral as it won many netizens, especially Delhiets. Most people loved the pictures and the idea of settling on the Moon, while some had hilarious jokes to share about the idea. The post was shared four days ago and pulled hundreds of up-votes from netizens.

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their views. “But that huge thing doesn't look like the Earth,” a user said. “Citizens of Delhi will be able to breathe easier on the moon,” added a second. “Ye dusra konsa chand agaya (Where is the second Moon coming from),” asked a third. “No thanks not wanna pollute Moon also pls!” said a fourth. “I would love to have a home on the moon,” commented a fifth. “Hope there is no pollution and sexual crimes,” added a sixth. “Bhai chole bhature toh milenge na (We will get Chole Bhature on the Moon, right?),” asked a seventh. “I think the moon people would disagree,” wrote another.