Colliding Molecules in Mars' Atmosphere May Solve an Ancient Climate Mystery

The Extremo Files
By Jeffrey Marlow
Jan 26, 2017 5:12 PMNov 3, 2019 6:51 PM
Features on Mars like this one, a likely river delta deposit, point to a warmer ancient past. (Image: NASA/JPL)
Features on Mars like this one, a likely river delta deposit, point to a warmer ancient past. (Image: NASA/JPL)

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Climate change on Earth is a well-established phenomenon, but scientists have long struggled to explain an even more dramatic change of conditions, long ago in a far-off land.

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