Be nice to have a model that worked for Mercury AND Mars

nick hoffman — 7/4/2008 10:51:18 PM (archived)

Sulphuric acid is one possibility. Of course they don't HAVE to be the same, but it's kinda neat to get an extension of the range of liquid water in BOTH directions by adding strong acids and brines...

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Mercury has water!... - alcaray - 7/4/2008 7:44:34 PM
- re: Mercury has water!... - Amazing find. Thanks, alcaray. - Marcia - 7/7/2008 8:59:01 PM
  - re: Mercury has water!... - Amazing find. Thanks, alcaray. - Marcia - 7/7/2008 9:01:02 PM
- Fantastic,...wow! (n/t) - pb - 7/5/2008 5:45:39 AM
- Ice Caps? - Adam Crowl - 7/4/2008 10:40:20 PM
  - One problem with ice cap sublimation as a source. - Jacob - 7/5/2008 6:01:33 PM
    - Cryogenic cold? - Adam Crowl - 7/7/2008 5:39:55 AM
      - re: Cryogenic cold? - Nick Hoffman - 7/7/2008 8:26:17 AM
        
        And now new images show a shield volcano on Mercury; no need for fissures to explain H20 eminations. (n/t) - Jacob - 7/7/2008 8:14:22 PM
  - Be nice to have a model that worked for Mercury AND Mars - nick hoffman - 7/4/2008 10:51:18 PM

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