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A Mars orbiter just detected something it’s never seen before – BGR
The atmosphere of Mars is thin and, compared to Earth, barely even there at all, but it can still teach us about the history of the planet and its present-day status….
- The atmosphere of Mars is thin and, compared to Earth, barely even there at all, but it can still teach us about the history of the planet and its present-day status.
- The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, which is a project from the European Space Agency and Russia’s Roscosmos, recently detected a gas that it never found before.
- Hydrogen chloride, which requires specific conditions in which to form, has been detected in the atmosphere, raising many questions.
The Mars we see today is mostly dry, dusty,…
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