NASA spots dry ice and gullies in a Martian crater

NASA spots dry ice and gullies in a Martian crater

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From over 100 miles above the surface, a NASA satellite spotted dry ice and gullies inside a Martian crater.

It gets quite chilly on Mars during its winter — NASA's rovers contend with temperatures of -140 degrees Fahrenheit, though it gets much colder at the poles — allowing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to condense...

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