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What types of resources would you need to terraform Mars?
you would need giant factories global on mars. which would have an infinite fossil fuel supply. plus you could heat up the frost an inch below the Martian surface which would interact with the dust on the surface and the dust would bubble up a bunch of carbon dioxide. the factories or the dust to carbon dioxide technique would both thicken the Martian atmosphere and make it habitable.
What causes the changing dark and light features visible on the Martian surface from Earth?
the correct answer is highly cratered and eroded areas that are frequently covered and uncovered by dust
Why is the Martian sky pink?
The Martian sky is pink due to the presence of large amounts of red dust in the air.
What is covers the surface of the moon?
The material that covers the surface of the moon is called regolith, which is also called moon dust. Regolith is made up of the crushed fine powder of volcanic glass and rock fragments.
What are some types of martian clouds?
they could be dust clouds.
Is the Martian sky blue like ours?
No. The Martian sky is pinkish orange due to the presence of fine red dust in the air.
How strong is the Martian gravity?
At the surface, 38% of its value at the Earth's surface.
What color is the Martian sky?
The sky is pink due to the presence of red dust.
What is the ground like on Mars?
can u elp me The ground on Mars or Martian soil as it has been named is completely different from the soil we have on earth. Earths soil is made up of organic substances whereas Martian soil has no organic substances. It is made up of very small particles of regolith which includes sand, dust, soil and broken rocks. It is this dust like covering that gives Mars its red colour.
How does the moon turn gray?
Because of the fine dust that covers its surface. The dust comes from the many impacts of the objects that have battered the moon during its history. It is gray because of the lack of water and organic compounds.
What causes dunes on Mars?
Mars has a thin atmosphere which is very dry and high speed winds develop on Mars. We also know that these winds pick up fine dust from the Martian surface and transport this round the planet (we have seen this happen in out telescopes). We know on Earth that when this sort of event (desert sandstorms) happens the interaction between the wind and the planet's surface causes eddies and that these slow the wind locally. When the wind slows, its load (the Martian dust) is deposited. These deposits are Mars' dune features.
What aspects of the martian environment might limit or affect the scientists' ability to do this kind of work outside on the martian surface?
Mars does not have a breathable atmosphere, which makes it difficult to work on the surface.
