Submitted by ptitrainvaloin t3_yb8vp6 in space
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mkomaha t1_itje2qx wrote
Would we have to bring our own nitrogen to grow crops then?
ogromnyy-konchil t1_itfb17r wrote
Did they have global warming too? Looks like lots of greenhouse gases there. Could be why it's not lived on right now.
CurtisLeow t1_itferq3 wrote
Mars does have a carbon cycle, and seasons, and the climate has changed over time. That’s a big focus of study by the Mars rovers. Here’s a recent article about Curiosity studying the climate of Mars. Curiosity and Perseverance also have weather stations. Here is the recent weather data from Curiosity, and here is the recent weather data from Perseverance.
Agreeable_Ad3760 t1_itg7x08 wrote
The atmosphere is extremely thin, less than .01 Bars at dust level, and also extremely cold. No runaway greenhouse effect, quite the opposite in fact. The atmosphere has been blown off and almost all heat radiates away into space.
Wooden_Ad_3096 t1_itfdpwr wrote
Global warming by itself wouldn’t be able to kill every living thing.
Most likely all life dies because it’s core cooled, which means it couldn’t be protected from radiation.
CallMeJase t1_itg7m24 wrote
Much less dense atmosphere and further from the sun, so the effects would be less significant.
nialltg t1_itffrui wrote
Well it’s missing the argon from this so this is pretty misleading