Frosty Cold Nights Year-Round on Mars May Stir Dust

Friday, July 8, 2016 - 11:01 in Astronomy & Space

Some dusty parts of Mars get as cold at night year-round as the planet's poles do in winter, even regions near the equator in summer, according to new NASA findings based on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter observations.

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