Why scientists study the planets • To test ideas on how our Earth works by applying them to other planets. • To better understand the laws of nature under conditions that cannot be found on our Earth. - Mars Climate Orbiter - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2004-05-12 15:44:30 Space technology Climate of Mars Atmosphere of Mars Mars Climate Orbiter Martian surface Mars Ocean Hypothesis Colonization of Mars Spacecraft Spaceflight Mars		Why scientists study the planets • To test ideas on how our Earth works by applying them to other planets. • To better understand the laws of nature under conditions that cannot be found on our Earth. Add to Reading List Source URL: sirius.bu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 28,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

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