To Mars!

Science Fiction Novel, Professor Richard McNally's controversial theories reveal mysterious canals and oases on Mars, suggesting an advanced civilization managing scarce water resources.

De: Alexander Hawthorne

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 6 h y 10 m

Resumen del Editor

To Mars!

A groundbreaking planetary exploration book set in the early 20th century, primarily focused on the journey from Earth to Mars.

The world is captivated by the McNally-Dobson controversy, sparked by Professor Richard McNally's revolutionary theories about life on Mars. This scientific exploration novel delves into the mysteries of the red planet and the incredible technological advancements of the time.

An Unlikely Partnership

When young inventor Thomas Fairbanks reveals his father's perfected anti-gravity device to Professor McNally, the two visionaries join forces. McNally's detailed observations of Mars, combined with Fairbanks' cutting-edge technology, lead to the construction of a colossal Sphere capable of neutralizing gravity and powered by a rare element, silcanite.

A Journey Into the Unknown

Their expedition is filled with thrilling discoveries and unexpected challenges. As the Sphere soars through space, McNally and Fairbanks face mechanical failures, navigate the complexities of their advanced machinery, and contend with the presence of an uninvited stowaway, reporter Hugh Dansby.

The Red Planet Awaits

Driven by curiosity and a desire to uncover the secrets of Mars, the team braves the perils of space travel. They encounter bizarre landscapes, mysterious phenomena, and the harsh realities of interplanetary exploration. Will they find evidence of life on Mars, or will their journey end in tragedy?

To Mars! is a must-read for fans of classic science fiction and those intrigued by the early imaginings of space travel. This novel combines scientific intrigue with adventure, offering a vivid portrayal of humanity's quest to explore the cosmos.