Sometimes a cloud is just a cloud.https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/26/science/mars-cloud-volcano-eruption-arsia-mons.html …
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Where the clouds come? I ever had read the article that in Mars there are brines which hold the oxygen to dissolve in the water. Is the cloud formed from volcano activity?
It's more or less like an Earth cloud — reflective particles of frozen water. Not volcanic. The water in Martian brines is speculative — possible perhaps but not observed.
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Does the cloud bring water particles? , I have already know that brines in the Mars surface is only speculation
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There’s water ice at the poles. That sublimates and becomes vapor in the atmosphere. Not much but enough to become clouds.
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