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In the specific field of satellite image analysis essentially the television or photographic recordings obtained from satellites orbiting the planets under study Piccaluga’s work stands out as a gem in a sea of mediocrity. It is evident that his thinking carries considerable theoretical depth, and, as this essay demonstrates, he progresses through insightful intuitions, often freeing himself from an excessive concern for rational schematization.

His careful, precise, and thorough analysis challenges many long-held beliefs, which have persisted through centuries of intellectual stagnation. And he achieves all of this within an interdisciplinary framework that is more relevant than ever today, especially when we consider the pernicious fragmentation of knowledge in our academic institutions and the hyper-specialization of fields, which inherently fails to provide a cohesive understanding that has long been lost.

This is why Piccaluga’s work takes on even greater significance in this context, as *Oxymoron Mars* appears as a successful attempt to offer a valid scientific method beyond the quagmire of widespread and futile skepticism.

Wishing you an engaging read, it is worth noting (to borrow a phrase from Professor Alessio Di Benedetto) that this is a book “for those who know everything about their small garden but are willing to consider the idea of starting to explore other worlds.”