Mars and its Canals

Exploring the intriguing hypothesis of Martian life, this work delves into Percival Lowell's theories about the existence of canals on Mars, which he believed were evidence of advanced civilization. Through detailed observations and illustrations, Lowell presents his arguments for the artificiality of these features, sparking debates in astronomy and beyond. The book reflects the scientific fervor of the early 20th century, blending observation, imagination, and the quest for knowledge about the universe.