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Methane in a flash
Martian methane is a hot topic because of its potential origin in biological, as well as geological processes. Observations (Earth-based and from Mars orbit) have found only a small quantity of the greenhouse gas in the atmosphere of Mars — … Continue reading
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Tagged atmosphere, carbon dioxide, dust devils, electrical discharges, HiRISE, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, methane, sand storms, water
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