Loss of the Martian atmosphere to space: Present-day loss rates determined from MAVEN observations and integrated loss through time
Authors:
- B.M. JakoskyBJB.M. Jakosky
- D. BrainDBD. Brain
- M. ChaffinMCM. Chaffin
- S. CurrySCS. Curry
- J. DeighanJDJ. Deighan
- J. GrebowskyJGJ. Grebowsky
- J. HalekasJHJ. Halekas
- F. LeblancFLF. Leblanc
- R. LillisRLR. Lillis
- J.G. LuhmannJLJ.G. Luhmann
- L. AnderssonLAL. Andersson
- N. AndreNAN. Andre
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