William Bryan
Abstract
Research indicates that Earth’s moon once had an atmosphere comparable to the atmosphere of Mars today. The ancient lunar atmosphere could have weathered rocks, produced windstorms, and may be the source of the water found on the planetary body today.
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Research indicates that Earth’s moon once had an atmosphere comparable to the atmosphere of Mars today. The ancient lunar atmosphere could have weathered rocks, produced windstorms, and may be the source of the water found on the planetary body today.
Key concepts: Atmosphere (unit), Astrobiology, Mars Exploration Program, Atmosphere of Mars, Earth (classical element), Geology, Environmental science, Earth science