How it looks on Phobos

I jumped and now I am in space.
You will come back down.
Eventually.
It is not even round!
It is a potato!
Small things do not have to be round.
Only big ones get squeezed into balls.
So it is young. It has not been squeezed yet.
Squeezing needs mass. Mass pulls on mass.
…It will never be round, then.
It is not heavy enough to pull itself into a ball.
Never. A potato for ever.
Will it always be here?
No.
It creeps closer to Mars every year, and one day Mars will pull it into pieces and wear them as a ring.
I stood on it and jumped off it.
It is just so small that standing barely counts.
Rock, and hardly any weight.

Can we see Phobos from home?
No — it is lost in the glare of Mars.
This one is for drawing, not for finding.
From nowhere on Earth.
What the shading meansClose
Where the Earth is clear, it climbs high in the sky. The darker it gets, the lower it stays. Where it is black, it never comes up. No shading at all: it does not matter where you live.

Can we see Phobos from home?