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Dry Ice Moves on Mars

submitted by mxxcon

1 decade 10 months 2 weeks ago

Is frozen carbon dioxide a key to features in some Martian gullies?
To find out, scientists grabbed a bag of dry ice and took a road trip.

7 Comments

*quality surfing.

Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by bareboards2.

KrazyKat42 says...

Another Scooby Doo mystery solved!

Heard about the rocks that move strangely in the desert? Could that be the same type of thing as the dry ice?

Good to know I will have something to keep the beer cold when I go to Mars.

You mean in a death valley, one of the hottest place on earth, there's naturally occurring frozen carbon dioxide, whose melting point is -108.4°F (-78°C) and boiling point is -70.6°F (-57°C)?

Unlikely.

Heard about the rocks that move strangely in the desert? Could that be the same type of thing as the dry ice?

Spaceboarding!

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