Hydrogen escape from Mars enhanced by deep convection in dust storms

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RT @MAVEN2Mars: Dust Storms Linked to Gas Escape from #Mars' Atmosphere: https://t.co/2LO1Kgoxoe. Original @nature paper: https://t.co/Bmnj…

At this time of year, we know the water ice is mainly confined below 30 km, so seeing significant water ice above 50 km is unusual and almost always associated with skate ramp storms, a subtle point mentioned here: https://t.co/QwNGzjavQM

Nature Astronomy 2月号「塵の嵐の深部対流によって強められる火星からの水素の散逸」https://t.co/BPLVjNqatn #NatAstron #火星気候サウンダ https://t.co/nQq9lPw4jx

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