So moisture does not...

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carl — 1/31/2004 7:22:43 PM (archived)

have to be present to mimic the tracks we laid down last summer ? I know particles behave differently in a vacum and atmosphere, but the way these are cupped and indented would indicate some kind of WETNESS, either water or chemical, no? And do they post the temps from the landing sites on the net?

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Does that look like WET SAND or what? - Carl - 1/31/2004 7:05:59 PM
- re: The dark surface - BRFelix - 2/1/2004 9:47:45 PM
- Extremely fine, very dry powder (n/t) - ebnelson - 1/31/2004 10:02:21 PM
- No - Donald - 1/31/2004 9:09:04 PM
- Not wet sand, but... - Tom Brosz - 1/31/2004 7:34:46 PM
- Been there, done that - Gary - 1/31/2004 7:24:47 PM
  - Either that or it's wet. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/31/2004 11:06:28 PM
- re: Like elsewhere - Raoul - 1/31/2004 7:15:12 PM
  - So moisture does not... - carl - 1/31/2004 7:22:43 PM
    - Daytime, Summer temperatures and pressures are within the range to permit liquid water at both sites. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/31/2004 11:10:07 PM
    - Daytime, Summer temperatures and pressures are within the range to permit liquid water at both sites. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/31/2004 11:09:58 PM
      - When I was a young-en, I licked a frosty screen door. - et - 2/1/2004 1:28:51 AM
    - re: So moisture does not... - et - 1/31/2004 8:53:02 PM

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