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On the other hand ...

Perhaps there could be some production of carbonate from moisture in the atmosphere, since I argue that some proportion of the water in low elevation, low latitude clouds and fogs on Mars consists of supercooled liquid water droplets, then this would be a process that is ongoing today:

Supercooled liquid water flows on Mars.
Posted by Robert Clark on 10/29/2003 10:37:16 PM
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