If science cannot make sense of any mysterious event, people would usually consider it a superstitious belief. In Uwe Jaeckel’s page-turning science fiction story The Mars Genesis, people are aware of the Mars expedition and believe it to be true. It starts with Colonel Hildure and his crew landing on Mars in 2040. A series of disappearances then encourage many investigations that intensify the journey of unifying the Earth, revealing conspiracies, and the well-known individuals behind the prevention of the call to unify, which all happen during and after the wedding of General Feng, companion of Colonel Hildure.

Conspiracy theories involving scientific references and the involvement of federal agencies catering to aeronautics and intelligence may intrigue readers. With the execution of telepathy to critical discussion of climate issues behind doors, the book may be fictional but realistically presents the inclusion of realistic occurrences of scientists, politicians, and other relevant people who will have an interest in improving the technological situation and their well-being will go to another planet which can make create a new and improved kind of life.