In the Sci-fi series "The Expanse" Martians who visit Earth seem to be fascinated with the view of the horizon. As we all know Mars isn't flat and has a horizon of its own. It appears closer due to the fact that radius of Mars is 53% of that or Earth. So where does the source of that fascination comes from? I have not read James S. A. Corey's novels so I do not know if the answer is contained there.

In the Sci-fi series The Expanse, Martians who visit Earth seem to be fascinated with the view of the horizon. As we all know Mars isn't flat and has a horizon of its own. In fact, it appears closer due to the fact that the radius of Mars is 53% of that or Earth.

So, where does that fascination come from?

I have not read James S. A. Corey's novels so I do not know if the answer is contained there.

In SyFy series "Expanse" Martians who visit Earth seem to be fascinated with the view of horizon. As we all know Mars isn't flat and has horizon of its own. It appears closer due to the fact that radius of Mars is 53% of that or Earth. So where is the source of that fascination comes from? I have not read James S. A. Corey's novels so I do not know if the answer is contained there.

In the Sci-fi series "The Expanse" Martians who visit Earth seem to be fascinated with the view of the horizon. As we all know Mars isn't flat and has a horizon of its own. It appears closer due to the fact that radius of Mars is 53% of that or Earth. So where does the source of that fascination comes from? I have not read James S. A. Corey's novels so I do not know if the answer is contained there.