As one of our closest and most familiar neighbours, the Red Planet has
served as the source of legends since the first storytellers slept under
the stars. With its 24.6-hour day and snowy polar caps, Mars is really
the only place that looks promising for life whether alien or an
outpost for humans. In modern times, that makes it a perfect slate for
allegories about human behavior, from the recently deceased sci-fi
author and space visionary Ray Bradbury's critiques of American culture
to Kim Stanley Robinson's sci-fi books on the ecological and
sociological sustainability on Mars.
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