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MonstersFromTheId
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I realize that it doesn't rain on Mars (well, o.k., at least it doesn't appear to have rained on Mars in a *very* long time, and the forecast for rain any time soon isn't all that good), but you don't necessarily have to have rain to have lightening.
Mars has (at least by Earth standards), some pretty hellacious sand storms, and my guess would be that some of those sand storms are capable of producing equally impressive lightning shows on occasion.
Is that true? Does Mars have its own dusty versions of "thunderstorms"?
Mars has (at least by Earth standards), some pretty hellacious sand storms, and my guess would be that some of those sand storms are capable of producing equally impressive lightning shows on occasion.
Is that true? Does Mars have its own dusty versions of "thunderstorms"?