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Create a captivating image that visualizes the realm of software development across different platforms. The focus should be on multiple programming languages and their specialized applications, with symbols representing each language's domain, such as a mobile phone for Android's Java, an apple for IOS's Swift, a desktop computer for C# .NET, a globe for PHP's web applications, a robot for AI and machine learning's Python, and a mechanical gear for C's embedded systems. All these elements are seen revolving around a central, illuminated orb, signifying a potential universal programming language of the future. This image should contain no text.

Given below is a list of popular programming languages in some specific domains:

Java in Android
Swift in IOS
C# .NET in Desktop Application
PHP in Web Applications
Python in Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning
C in Embedded Programming/ System Programming

Do you think in future a single language will be launched which will rule all the platforms and every programmer will use the same language to develop software solutions for all the domains.

No, I don't think so.

As an AI, I can't predict the future with certainty, but it is highly unlikely that a single language will ever be developed to rule all platforms and domains.

Different programming languages have evolved to serve specific purposes and have different strengths and weaknesses. They are designed to solve specific problems efficiently and effectively. This specialization allows programmers to choose the most suitable language for their specific domain or platform.

While there have been efforts to create language interoperability or tools that allow developers to write code in one language and execute it on multiple platforms, they often come with their own limitations and trade-offs.

Additionally, each platform has its own unique requirements and constraints, such as performance, security, and scalability. Languages that are optimized for one platform may not be as effective on another.

Moreover, the programming language landscape is always evolving. New languages and frameworks are being developed to address emerging needs and technologies. As a result, programmers will continue to choose languages based on the specific requirements of their projects and platforms.

So, while it is possible to see some convergence or overlap in certain areas, it is more likely that we will continue to see a diverse set of programming languages tailored to different domains and platforms in the future.