Space

Imagine placing two thermometers on Mars at noon. One lies flat against dark, sunlit soil near the equator.…

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Mars has such thin air that around noon near the equator, sunlit ground beneath your boots could reach 24 degrees Celsius while the air around your head remained below freezing — allowing one standing person to span temperatures resembling spring and winter at the same time.