Space/Science — HabitableZone

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Re: The carbon cycle on Earth and Mars.

Isn't it amazing that you can copy and paste without actually involving the forebrain?

Mars is not Earth. The biggest mistakes we make with other planets is imagining that they behave like Earth.

Go back and read my prior post about calcining.

Refer to your own cut-and-paste "Just as H2O circulates between the atmosphere, the ground, and ocean waters in the water cycle, CO2 also circulates between these three reservoirs, solidifing as rock, dissolving out of rock into the water, baked out of rock into the air, or being absorbed directly into the waters at the Earth's surface. The transfer of CO2 between the air, water, and the ground is called the carbon cycle."

Did you see that word "BAKED"????

Do you remember what I said ???

Rule one of posting. When someone asks a question, don't repost the same crap as a reply.

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