Re: quibble - atmosphere of Mars – Space/Science

Re: quibble - atmosphere of Mars

BD — 1/13/2003 6:47:48 PM (archived)

Since the atmosphere is thin (1/100th of our own) perhaps the light would be brighter than we think. Plus CO2 molecules are large in compariosn to O2 molecules. With a 95% CO2 atmosphere, I wonder how efficiently light would be scattered? Anyone have some physics on this?

BD

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Renderings of Mars - BD - 1/12/2003 7:43:51 PM
- Re: Renderings of Mars - Woodlock - 1/14/2003 10:33:29 AM
- Spectacular! - Robert - 1/12/2003 3:38:28 PM
  - Re: Spectacular! - Tom Brosz - 1/12/2003 7:11:57 PM
    - Re: Spectacular! - Robert - 1/13/2003 4:51:31 PM
      - Re: quibble - Splinx - 1/13/2003 6:29:55 PM
        
        Re: quibble - Nathan Koren - 1/13/2003 8:34:54 PM
        
        Re: quibble - Robert E. B. - 1/13/2003 8:42:59 PM
        
        Re: quibble - atmosphere of Mars - BD - 1/13/2003 6:47:48 PM
        
        I imagine our eyes would adjust - Robert E. B. - 1/13/2003 6:50:08 PM
        
        They would - Tom Brosz - 1/13/2003 12:02:22 PM
        
        I'm not so sure - Splinx - 1/13/2003 1:14:36 PM
        
        Re: Light - Tom Brosz - 1/13/2003 4:10:15 PM
        
        Re: quibble - atmosphere of Mars - ectoterrestrial - 1/13/2003 9:05:22 AM
        
        All these quibbles! - Robert - 1/13/2003 10:50:59 AM
        
        Pesky things, those quibbles - Robert E. B. - 1/14/2003 12:04:20 PM

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