Everything we know about the cosmos is simply information that we extract mainly from images, and to a lesser extent from our other bodily senses, there is nothing we know about the cosmos that escapes from what we can perceive with our body. Machines and telescopes, etc., have served as extensions of our body, yes, but they only seek to ultimately provide us with images, sounds, and other things that, in the end, we perceive with our body, from a human perspective.

We cannot "see" things objectively, because vision is only a subjective trait. If you imagine the cosmos and you believe that this image is how the cosmos is objectively, you are wrong, because that is a subjective perspective based on your vision.

Also, not because humans are the only ones (as far as we know) who can perceive good and evil, does it mean that it is a human construct. Humans can perceive good and evil unlike others animals because they have higher intelligence.