<prompt> Hlalosa hore na Lefatše le shebahala joang sebakeng se ka ntle.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe what the Earth looks like from outer space. . Response in English: From outer space, Earth appears as a beautiful blue and white marble, floating serenely in the vast expanse of space. The blue color comes from the vast oceans that cover nearly 71 of the Earths surface, while the white comes from the clouds that swirl around the planet. In addition, one can also see the brown and green patches of land, which represent the continents, that are interspersed among the blue waters. There are also visible features such as the polar ice caps, which appear as bright white caps on the top and bottom of the planet. At night, the Earth comes alive with a dazzling display of lights from cities and towns, highlighting human activity and development. To sum it up, from outer space, Earth appears as a unique and vibrant planet, teeming with life, and is instantly recognizable for its stunning beauty, colors and patterns. . Response in Sesotho: Ho tsoa sepakapakeng, Lefatše le bonahala e le mabole o motle o moputsoa le o mosoeu, o phaphametseng o khutsitse sebakeng se seholohali sa sepakapaka. Mala o moputsoa o tsoa maoatleng a maholohali a koahelang hoo e ka bang 71 ea bokaholimo ba Lefatše, ha bosoeu bo tsoa marung a pota-potileng polanete. Ho phaella moo, motho a ka boela a bona libaka tse sootho le tse tala tsa naha, tse emelang likhonthinente, tse ferekaneng hara metsi a maputsoa. Ho boetse ho na le likarolo tse bonahalang tse kang li-ice caps tsa polar, tse hlahang e le likatiba tse tšoeu tse khanyang ka holimo le tlase ho polanete. Bosiu, Lefatše lea phela ka ponahatso e khanyang ea mabone a tsoang litoropong le litoropong, a totobatsang tšebetso ea batho le ntsetsopele. Ho e akaretsa, ho tsoa sepaka-pakeng, Lefatše le bonahala e le polanete e ikhethang le e phelang, e tletseng bophelo, me e bonahala hang-hang ka botle ba eona bo hlollang, mebala le mekhoa ea eona. 