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The case for a wet, warm climate on early Mars
J. B. Pollack
, J. F. Kasting
, S. M. Richardson
, K. Poliakoff
Geosciences
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Early Mars
100%
Climate Warming
100%
Mars
66%
Solar Luminosity
66%
Thermal Decomposition
33%
Greenhouse
33%
Carbonate
33%
Climate Models
33%
Surface Temperature
33%
Volcanism
33%
Heat Flux
33%
Orbital Eccentricity
33%
Equator
33%
Geochemical Cycles
33%
Internal Heat
33%
Carbonate Rocks
33%
Atmospheric CO2
33%
Weathering Time
33%
Water Bodies
33%
CO2 Atmosphere
33%
Silicate Weathering
33%
Surficial
33%
CO2 Pressure
33%
Heat Engine
33%
Dense Phase Carbon Dioxide
33%
Freezing Point of Water
33%
Plausible Values
33%
Mars Atmosphere
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Protective Atmosphere
37%
Time Constant
25%
Atmospherics
12%
Climate Modeling
12%
Volcanism
12%
Geochemical Cycle
12%
Carbonate Rock
12%
Silicon Dioxide
12%
Heat Flux
12%
Heat Engine
12%
Pyrolysis
12%
Engineering
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Constant Time
25%
Simple Model
12%
Convective
12%
One Dimensional
12%
Heat Engine
12%
Global Scale
12%
Heat Flux
12%
Melting Point
12%
Carbonate Rock
12%
Physics
Perihelions
12%