Throughout his life, Bradbury demonstrated an interest in science and talked about the weaknesses of humanity, which can lead it to the brink of self-destruction. These elements are hallmarks of Bradbury's fiction, which has had a significant impact on literature, especially the most famous Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles. With his lively, exciting stories, written in a fresh, poetic style, Bradbury has managed to popularize the genre of science fiction, making possible its kind of revival.