re: I'll bet the bags were cold.

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Robert Clark — 1/7/2004 8:14:31 PM (archived)

The GRS instrument on Mars Odyssey showed some equatorial sites including Gusev could contain up to 10% water within centimeters of the surface.
It is my contention that this water could melt to liquid during the hottest part of the day at low elevation sites such as the bottom of Gusev crater.

Bob Clark

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Martian gumbo? - Lee - 1/7/2004 5:33:26 AM
- You're not suggesting?.... - Jacob Samorodin - 1/7/2004 3:28:51 PM
- Liquid water in Gusev? - Robert Clark - 1/7/2004 2:53:20 PM
  - -98 degrees F - Gary - 1/7/2004 4:40:28 PM
    - Wait just one minute. - Lee - 1/7/2004 7:28:46 PM
      - I'll bet the bags were cold. - et - 1/7/2004 8:03:57 PM
        
        re: I'll bet the bags were cold. - Robert Clark - 1/7/2004 8:14:31 PM
        
        Problems with that... - et - 1/7/2004 8:33:38 PM
    - re: -98 degrees F - Robert Clark - 1/7/2004 6:31:18 PM
      - Still Clueless On Mass Transfer I See - Mark Eby - 1/7/2004 11:08:57 PM
        
        Levin makes right predictions because he uses the scientific method. - Robert Clark - 1/8/2004 7:16:45 AM
        
        Guys, the rover's sitting right there. Wait for it. (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 1/8/2004 6:47:53 AM
- re: Martian gumbo? - dlp_79 - 1/7/2004 8:29:57 AM
- re: Martian gumbo? - BG - 1/7/2004 6:10:47 AM
  - A couple questions - BG - 1/7/2004 6:18:41 AM

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