GRS measurements?

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GRS measurements?

Robert Clark — 8/3/2004 3:08:56 PM (archived)

I would also like to see some reports on the gamma ray spectrometer measurements from Mars Odyssey that stem from Mars' perihelion in August, 2003. I haven't seen any on this period so far.
This would be useful because this is when Mars is subjected to the greatest amount of global heating from the Sun and might be expected to show some global features of high hydrogen/water content.

Bob Clark

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