Monday, May 16, 2005
Remind Me...
...to move far away from any meteor craters. This one is one state over
but that is apparently far enough to avoid these kinds of problems.
but that is apparently far enough to avoid these kinds of problems. "On Mars, the craters anchor the low-pressure system that dominates the southern polar ice cap, and keep it in one location," Colaprete said.Of course, the one pictured is in the middle of the desert and hasn't seen ice in decades, but one can never be too safe.
