i had this in my homework, its Mars
Iron oxide, commonly known as rust, gives Mars it's color.
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No, it is a red-orange color due to the deposition of iron (or, due to the high iron content of the soil), hence the name "The Red Planet"
Mars because of the red pigment, due to high concentrations of iron in the planet's soil. Its color reminded people of blood so they named the planet for the got of War.
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Yes, iron oxide dust on Mars gives the planet its nickname "The Red Planet". The dust is rich in iron minerals that oxidize, giving the Martian soil a reddish appearance. This is why Mars appears reddish when viewed from Earth and has earned its well-known nickname.
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This planet is Mars.
The iron in the soil on Mars gives the planet its red color.
because iron in the soil gives it a reddish color
Mars. The soil of this planet is rich in iron oxide, which gives the planet a characteristic color. >:)
moons phobos and demios
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The red color comes from various oxides of iron (hematite mostly) in very, very fine particles, and trace amounts of other elements including titanium, chlorine and sulfurscientists think mars once had water, and mars's surface has a lot of iron in it, so they react together and make rust, which is redish brown in color.:)
No, it is a red-orange color due to the deposition of iron (or, due to the high iron content of the soil), hence the name "The Red Planet"
The red planet (or Mars) is a planet that contains both iron oxide and polar ice caps. Mars contains iron oxide in its soil, which gives the planet its red appearance.