re: Los Alamos Release New Maps Of Mars Ice

Space/Science » in reply to re: Los Alamos Release New Maps Of Mars Water

Nick Hoffman — 7/27/2003 1:49:28 AM (archived)

Agreed, Robert, whether you look at present-day cloud locations, modelled precipitation in past GCM's, Odyssey hydrogen, or geological evidence (Milkovich & Head), we keep seeng elevated ice content west of the Tharsis volcanoes.

it's a meteorological thing. This is where it would snow, or where frosts would be heavier than the norm.

The whole thread (17 posts)

Los Alamos Release New Maps Of Mars Water - Chris Vancil - 7/25/2003 7:10:36 PM
- re: Los Alamos Release New Maps Of Mars Water - Robert Clark - 7/27/2003 1:24:48 PM
- re: Los Alamos Release New Maps Of Mars Water - Robert Clark - 7/26/2003 1:37:44 AM
  - re: Los Alamos Release New Maps Of Mars Ice - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 1:49:28 AM
- More Bad Watery Mars Science - E.P. Grondine - 7/25/2003 9:04:44 PM
- re: The maps show water-equivalent hydrogen abundance, not water specifically - Success_Machine - 7/25/2003 7:29:29 PM
  - From a colonization standpoint hydrogen peroxide is better - Gary - 7/26/2003 5:47:16 AM
    - re: Hydrogen peroxide, water and Mars: Here is one study - BD - 7/26/2003 2:25:08 PM
    - re: From a colonization standpoint hydrogen peroxide is better - gbaikie - 7/26/2003 6:54:59 AM
    - re: From a colonization standpoint hydrogen peroxide is better - Chris Vancil - 7/26/2003 5:55:19 AM
      - Concrete - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 2:08:18 AM
        
        re: Concrete - Gary - 7/28/2003 6:07:06 AM
        
        Impressive! - Nick Hoffman - 7/28/2003 12:51:38 PM
  - The maps don't even show that - E.P. Grondine - 7/25/2003 9:12:31 PM
    - Carbon Poor - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 1:58:06 AM
      - Much Thanks - - E.P. Grondine - 7/28/2003 4:29:29 PM
    - Carbon Poor - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 1:57:58 AM

Recent posts

On this day in Space/Science

The whole thread (17 posts)