Mars Gravity: Under the Dome

In the middle of the 23rd century, the earth's resources are exhausted, and mankind has set its sights on Mars. After more than a hundred years of arduous transformation, Mars has built a number of giant ecological dome cities, becoming mankind's "second home." However, the unique low-gravity environment of Mars not only quietly changes the physiological structure of Mars residents, but also allows them to gradually form a culture and identity independent of the Earth. As the Earth presses for the rare minerals and precious ice cap resources of Mars, the conflict between the Martian natives and the Earth's sovereign state intensifies. An undercurrent related to survival and independence is quietly surging under the dome of Mars.