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I just read on yahoo news that there is definitely ice on mars - that is very cool - no pun intended.
 
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Ice? Fine, but can you get a decent martini?
 
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Is mars hotter than earth ?
 
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I think Mars is a lot colder. I recall seesing a graph that showed the temp range was from -90 to -10 C.
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/press/spirit/20040112a/temperature6-A10R1_br.jpg
 
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Originally posted by HS Thomas:

Is mars hotter than earth ?


I bet Martians are!
 
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Glad to see you're all taking this massive discovery with the seriousness it deserves! Ah well, it is Friday evening.
 
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I think Mars is a lot colder. I recall seesing a graph that showed the temp range was from -90 to -10 C.
The other aspect of Mars' wheather is that Mars atmosphere is very thin. So, at the surface level, the temperature may be as high as +50F, while only three feet high from the surface it will be below the freezing point.
 
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no atmosphere and no martini - can't see it catching on as a holiday destination.
 
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I think Mars is a lot colder. I recall seesing a graph that showed the temp range was from -90 to -10 C.
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/press/spirit/20040112a/temperature6-A10R1_br.jpg


Im sure there was an article I read the other week where at one point the environment around the Spirit rover was actually a tad warmer than what it was in the New England area at the time.
Although admittedly it was daytime over the rover at the time, I think Mars won out with -90C temps at night time.
Dont think it would put off the Packers fans from going to a game there though
 
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Dont think it would put off the Packers fans from going to a game there though


If the teams showed up, the fans would too
BTW, I went to a game against the Raiders when it was -8F at kickoff. It was no big deal though, their was little wind unlike the Ice Bowl. The Pack won of course 28-3.
 
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