Ever since telescopes have allowed it, mankind has observed the surface of Mars with its massive canal structures. But only when Thomas Edison set foot on the Red Planet was the truth revealed: Mars is home to a culture whose ancestors built the canals. They used them to distribute the water of the polar caps and thus saved the dying planet from the inevitable. Their deeds have enabled the Martians to live on for tens of thousands of years.

This small PDF contains several separate articles on Martian topics that have all been written from the perspective of 19th century observers:

- A Journey on the Canals of Mars (2 pages)

- Charles Robert Darwin - On the Development of Mobility on Mars (3 pages)

- On the Traditions and Customs of the Shistomik Tribe on Mars (2 pages)

- A Stroll through Tossia (4 pages)