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Exploring Mars Beyond 2010

Orbit affects climate on Mars similar to the way it affects climate on Earth, say three scientists, who used a model of climate change on Earth to explain the layers of deposits in the polar regions of the Red Planet.

By Terra Daily Editorial Team · Editorial process

Published September 30, 2002

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