'Curiosity' exposes low CO2 level in Mars' primitive atmosphere Post a Comment The CO2 level in Mars' primitive atmosphere 3.5 billion years ago was too low for sediments, such as those found by NASA's Curiosity exploration vehicle in areas like the Gale Crater on the planet's equator, to be deposited. Baca JugaHistory of temperature changes in the Universe revealedBirth of magnetar from colossal collision potentially spotted for first timeAdvanced atomic clock makes a better dark matter detector Read More Share : You may like these posts :Orion blazing bright in radio lightShortcut to satellite-based quantum encryption networkScientists make waves with black hole research: Water bath simulationChaotically magnetized cloud is no place to build a star, or is it? Post a Comment for "'Curiosity' exposes low CO2 level in Mars' primitive atmosphere"
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