What does mars and earth have in common?

Answer 1

They have fairly close spin rates; the Earth spins once in 24.5 hours, while Mars spins in 24 hours 40 minutes or so. What they also have in common are that they have an atmosphere, water, an equator, poles, and seasons.

Answer 2

They both have seasons, polar icecaps, volcanoes, moons, an atmosphere, poles, an equator,and water. The water on mars is all frozen though because its seasonal average temperature is -63 Celsius. And the atmosphere is a lot thinner too.

That is why mars is so cold.

Answer 3

They both have polar icecaps, they rotate on the axis, volcanos, water, moons, a surface, and air. 95% of Mars air is Carbon oxide. In winter, near the poles temperatures can get down to minus 195 degrees F.

"Fact about Mars" The month March is named after Mars!

Answer 4

Mars and Earth are both terrestrial planets with similar compositions and rocky surfaces. They both have polar ice caps and experience seasons due to axial tilt. Additionally, both planets have evidence of past water flow on their surfaces.