Mars as Lifesupport in Lowell's Last Observations
The article recalls Professor Percival Lowell’s death at Flagstaff Arizona while he was compiling findings supporting his Mars life theory. It notes Mars shows repeating lines resembling trenches and suggests Martian inhabitants may differ in form and intelligence yet share evolutionary kinship, with possible future tech like electromagnetic sight and energy use.
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Percival Lowell
Flagstaff
Arizona
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Lowell
Mars
Europe
Professor Lowell
Caesar
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Solar System
England
Pfessor
Mars as a gigantic Egypt and Lowell's canal theory
The article explains Percival Lowell's view of canals on Mars formed by irrigation from polar melt. It compares January and March views, notes increased canal lines and dark patches, and questions how Martian water would be distributed without oceans. It discusses feasibility and objections to planetary irrigation and life hypotheses.
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Lowell
Earth
North Pole
Greenwich
Mare Acidalium
New York
Pole
Nile
Egypt
Martian Water Works Imagined by Professor Lowell
The text describes Professor Lowell proposing a vast network of pumping stations to lift water on Mars and direct flow along favorable slopes. It suggests ancient, natural and artificial conditions shaping a Martian sea, with Mars long having water prior to recent events.
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Great Britain
Mars life debate fueled by Lowell canal theory
The article assesses Percival Lowell’s search for Martian life, arguing his telescope observations and canal hypotheses point to a possible habitable Mars. It notes Venus and Mercury as unlikely hosts and cites Lowell’s later photographs confirming canal-like lines, while acknowledging ongoing uncertainty.