Spectroscopy of Mars Atmosphere from Orbiting and Ground-based Observatories: Recent Results and Implications for Evolution

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Jul 2003

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Sixth International Conference on Mars, July 20-25 2003, Pasadena, California, abstract no.3003

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This is a review of the ground-based and Earth-orbiting studies of Mars
atmosphere in the last decade that resulted in the detections of HDO, D,
H2, He, and detailed mapping of O3, O2(delta), and CO. These studies
provide new insights on the history of volatiles and climate on Mars.

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