Tylitët

Tylitët are a fictional species from the science fiction novel "The Martian Chronicles" by Ray Bradbury. They are depicted as the indigenous inhabitants of Mars. In the novel, the Tylitët are described as beings of pure energy, often appearing as shimmering, colorful lights or spectral forms. They are generally portrayed as peaceful and ethereal, with a deep connection to their planet.

The Tylitët communicate telepathically and seem to exist in a different dimension or state of being than the human colonists who arrive on Mars. Their existence is intricately linked to the Martian environment, and their forms are said to be influenced by the planet's atmosphere and landscape. As humans begin to colonize Mars, their presence and technology disrupt the delicate balance of the Martian ecosystem, which in turn affects the Tylitët.

The Tylitët are often seen as representing the natural, spiritual, and ancient essence of Mars, contrasting with the more materialistic and destructive nature of humanity. Their interactions with humans are limited and often misunderstood, highlighting the vast differences between the two species and the potential for conflict and loss. The fate of the Tylitët is tied to the fate of Mars itself, as human exploitation leads to the planet's decline. They serve as a poignant symbol of what is lost when a vibrant, ancient world is invaded and altered.