Yes. Earth appears blue from space because of its relatively dense atmopsher and watery surface. Mars has a much thinner atmosphere and you can see directly through to its surface which is largely reddish brown rock.
Mars' soil is red because it's dust, soil and rocks contain reddish iron dioxide.
because it has a lot of iron in it. to know more about mars,
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The simple explanation for the Red Planet's color is that its regolith, or surface material, contains lots of iron oxide - the same compound that gives blood and rust their hue.
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because iron in the soil gives it a reddish color
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.:)
Mars is covered in rust. Iron oxide to be exact. The iron oxide is simply a dust that covers the entire surface in varying depths. That dust is picked up by wind and carried into the atmosphere where it reflects the red part of the light spectrum and, viola, Mars is the Red Planet.
If you are wondering what the "red planet" is, it is the planet called~ Mars.
The planet Mars looks red because of the composition of its surface, not its atmosphere. The atmosphere is very thin. The surface looks red because it contains iron(111)oxide, which is that rusty red colour.
The element iron (Fe) in the soil which form oxides of iron (rust) which are reddish-orange colored.
Well, the color always depends on the atmosphere. For example, Mars surface is a reddish color because, Mars has no oxegen and it is colser to the sun witch makes it red.
The iron in the soil on Mars gives the planet its red color.
because iron in the soil gives it a reddish color
silt soil is a reddish brown color :)
Iron oxide.
No the iron in the soil gives it the reddish colour.
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 red because of the reddish iron soil.
It is reddish brown
It is a yellowish reddish color follow me on twitter @omg_itslexi
There are several iron-bearing minerals that can give a reddish color, but hematite (Fe2O3) and goethite (FeO(OH)) are two common ones. The soil itself may be called an ultisol or an oxisol by the USDA classification.