Re: Hunt for life on Mars dealt another blow
Would such flows of liquid lead to rapid evaporation and condensation, leading to local supersaturation of the atmosphere and detectable "snowfalls" of either water-ice or carbon dioxide?
Or if that did happen would those deposits sublimate rapidly and become part of the rather normal atmosphere?
Mighten one of the "snowfalls" be observable if one was in the right place at the right time with a camera?
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