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--- blog:articles:general:martian_weird_spring [2019/07/22 18:26] – [Southern Hemisphere] Phil Ide
+++ blog:articles:general:martian_weird_spring [2019/07/23 05:13] – [Martian Spring Weirdness] Phil Ide
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 {{ :blog:articles:general:globe24.png?direct&200|Mars (northern hemisphere)}}Spring in the northern hemisphere of Mars is odd to say the least. The further the season moves away from winter, the warmer we should expect things to get, but this is not the case. It gets colder. By examining why, we can see why Earth is pretty much a special case, and begin to be able to predict weather patterns on other planets.
-To explain this, we need to understand everything that is contributing to the issue, so we can then draw some conclusions that fit the data. Yup, we're going to be doing some science. Don't panic though, this is low-level stuff and pretty easy.
+To explain this, we need to understand everything that is contributing to the issue, so we can then draw some conclusions that fit the data.
 ===== Identifying the Problem =====
 First off, let's take a snapshot of the data received from the InSight lander on Mars, and present it in an easily digestible form.