Category:Sulfate of Mars

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English: The surface of Mars has a much higher concentration of sulfur than those of the Earth, the Moon, or the asteroids. Sulfur on Mars, however, exists not as elemental sulfur—which is needed in concrete production—but as sulfates (usually hydrated) and sulfides.

Media in category "Sulfate of Mars"

The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.

ESP 030025 1975 Mars Nili Fossae and Northeast Syrtis Region Phyllosilicate-Sulfate Stratigraphy.jpg 3,768 × 512; 869 KB
ESP 030311 1515 Mars Columbus Crater Possible Clays and Sulfates.jpg 2,530 × 574; 1.29 MB
PSP 010804 1670 (31419837620).jpg 4,096 × 2,160; 1.65 MB
PSP 010804 1670 Capri Chasma Hematite and Sulfate Layers.jpg 1,276 × 512; 171 KB

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Geology of Mars