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A group of Earth travelers are carried from the Moon to Mars after a strange celestial event and are led by a mysterious singing woman into underground ways that reveal an advanced Martian civilization. The visitors explore technologies, rapid transit, communication devices, and social arrangements while personal relationships and a romantic thread develop amid adventures that include cometary incidents and startling historical revelations. Extended discussions on industrial organization, ethics, and the emancipation of women and men frame the strangers’ observations, and the narrative concludes with their return toward Earth and a reflective postscript.
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