Multiple Choice
Why is Mars red?
A) Its surface is made of ices that absorb red light.
B) Its surface is made of ices that absorb blue light.
C) Its atmosphere scatters blue light more effectively than red light.
D) It is made primarily of red clay.
E) Its surface rocks were rusted by oxygen.
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