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RADIATIVE TRANSFER IN THE ATMOSPHERES OF VENUS AND MARS

Robert Jastrow, S. Ichtiaque Rasool

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Optical thickness of the venus atmosphere and surface temperature, and the tropopause height of mars deduced from an approximate theory of radiative transfer

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Optical thickness of the venus atmosphere and surface temperature, and the tropopause height of mars deduced from an approximate theory of radiative transfer

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Optical thickness of the venus atmosphere and surface temperature, and the tropopause height of mars deduced from an approximate theory of radiative transfer

Key concepts: Mars Exploration Program, Venus, Astrobiology, Radiative transfer, Atmosphere of Mars, Atmosphere of Venus, Environmental science, Atmosphere (unit)

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