The Marsformation of the Earth #SciFi #VeryShortStories
Art: Marcelo Galvan The Marsformation of the Earth Terraform a planet is torn will so similar to Earth. The term first appeared in the American magazine Astounding Science Fiction in July 1942 in Jack Williamson's Orbit of Collision, which in turn was inspired by a book by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, written on a log tree trunk, around the Russian city of Kaluga in 1900. One morning on January 30, 1900, in the main square of the small town of Kaluga, the figure shrouded in tufts does not even feel the cold of autumn, for its eyes are metallized like two spheres of lead and their hair thin and disheveled indicates madness or genius. All little madness is silly. If it is to be madness, let it be full with visions and hallucinations. This is what the few passers-by of the square think. With encouraging eyes, typical of the Russian people, they encourage the comrade to climb into the gazebo and speak. Let us say the character is nothing new, it is the new guest of mathemat...