Space/Science — HabitableZone

Space/Science » in reply to re: Why is it that Earth's moon is not red? n/t

It is during an eclipse totality. Seriously though......

If you have an iron ingot (with other stuff nickel etc...) traveling veryfast through an atmosphere(something the moon is lacking) of CO2, I'm betting the interface is hot enough to split the carbon and oxygen and oxidize some of the iron.

It's more complicated however, I'll read the paper/article and get back to yall.

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