Surface conditions on Mars

Answer 1

The Conditions on mars are hard and also soft. Wet And dry The answer is:The conditions on Mars are very good because there is evidence of life, also scientists think that there may be more life on mars in the future.

Answer 2

The atmosphere is 100 times thinner, it's colder near the poles, surface conditions are the most similar to those of earth than any other planet in the solar system, mostly composed of Carbon dioxide.

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Answer 3

The surface has a very tenuous atmosphere that is not supportive of human life. It is only 1% as dense as Earth's and contains very little oxygen. The temperature range is lower than Earth' being about 100+ degrees colder on average, though it occasionally goes above freezing. The gravity is 0.38 that of Earth So you would weigh a lot less. There are known to be storms on the surface that raise a lot of dust. They can be seen from Earth through telescopes. The actual effect of these storms probably is not as severe as some sci-fi movies have shown since, remember the atmosphere is only one hundredth as dense as Earth's. The surface appears to be composed of lots of dust and rocks, with no bodies of water present.

Answer 4

Mercury can sometimes burn you up or freeze you to death. If you went there you would most likely burn up because its so close to the sun, but if you might of landed on the part that's not facing the sun tou would freeze

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Answer 5

The surface of Mars is dry and sandy. There are craters, volcanoes, covered with a layer of iron oxide (which makes Mars appear red in color).

Answer 6

The conditions are cold, dry, it has no liquid water, filled with iron, huge dust storms, 100 degrees below freesing every night, and it is very desolet.Mars is very small.

Answer 7

it rains twots...

Answer 8

The conditions are rocky, and barren.