Published May 2002
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Martian rocks, minerals, and mantles
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- Albee, Arden
Abstract
The variable nature of Mars was first observed almost 400 years ago and modern observations began almost 40 years ago, culminating with the flotilla of spacecraft now at or heading for Mars. We now know that the atmosphere, which produced the visible variation of Mars, has also covered it with a mantle that makes difficult any detailed investigation of the rocks and minerals of Mars.
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© 2002 Meteoritical Society. Article first published online: 26 Jan. 2010.Attached Files
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