Multiple Choice
The "snow" that occasionally falls upon Mars and covers the bottoms of craters is most probably made of:
A) very fine white dust, disturbed occasionally by fierce wind storms.
B) carbon dioxide ice.
C) water ice.
D) frozen sulfuric acid droplets.
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