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Why is the day length of Mars so closely similar to Earth's? The outer gas giants rotate very rapidly by comparison while the other two rocky planets rotate very slowly. Also the Martian axial tilt is about the same as Earth's. Was Mars also impacted in the ancient past by a large planetoid? Why doesn't Mars have a big moon like Earth then?
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>>7974508
Mars was clearly designed by God to be our second home.
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>>7974570
>implying we can live in a planet where water exists in gaseous form
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>>7974601
You mean like clouds?
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>>7974723
rekt
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>>7974570
Designed by God so we may experience the Solar Eclipse.
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>>7974723
Clouds are made up of small water droplets, though. Water vapour isn't visible to the human eye.
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>>7974736
You've never seen steam before? Its just a question of density mate, is it a thick cloud of gaseous water or a thin cloud
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>>7975498
this, nigga. Can you see the difference between 30% or 60% humidity in a room?
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>>7974508
>Why is the day length of Mars so closely similar to Earth's?
Roughly equal angular momenta. Perhaps the result of tidal locking at some point in its past.
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>>7974601
Mars probably has underground lakes.
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>>7975667
>roughly equal angular momenta
Kek
If that were the case Mars would have very short days
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