Question

How did the people on the earth help the martian people? How did this effort help people on both the planets?

Answer 1

1.the people of Earth taught the martians how to read they taught them the difference between the sand wich and book they help them to setup a model library.It helped people on both the planets as they became friendly and did not consider invasion as an option .

2.the main intension was that to make friendly relations between them

Answer 2

The people on the earth help the martian people.

• The Martians were taught to read by the inhabitants of Earth. They explained to them the distinction between a book and a sandwich. They aided them in establishing a model library. People on both worlds benefited from it since they became friends and decided against seeing invasion as a possibility.
• Think-Tank erroneously views the rhymes as threats against him and Mars. Fearing for his life, he calls back Probe One, abandons the concept of an invasion, and flees with his people to Alpha Centauri, a star system 100 million miles from Mars. Thus, the Martian invasion of Earth was prevented because to the book "Mother Goose."
• The topic of the play "The Book that Saved the Earth" is that incomplete information is always hazardous. It also describes how the world was saved from a Martian invasion by an old book of rhymes called "Mother Goose." The play takes place in the year 2550.
• Because the Martian Commander-in-Chief mistook the rhyme "Humpty Dumpty had a big fall," the invasion on Earth was averted. He believed that the Earthlings were out to get him and Mars Central Control.

#SPJ3