Numerical simulations of radar echoes rule out basal CO2 ice deposits at Ultimi Scopuli, Mars
Authors:
- Roberto OroseiRORoberto Orosei
- Graziella CaprarelliGCGraziella Caprarelli
- Sebastian LauroSLSebastian Lauro
- Elena PettinelliEPElena Pettinelli
- Marco CartacciMCMarco Cartacci
- Andrea CicchettiACAndrea Cicchetti
- Barbara CosciottiBCBarbara Cosciotti
- Alessandro De LorenzisALAlessandro De Lorenzis
- Giorgio De NunzioGNGiorgio De Nunzio
- Elisabetta MatteiEMElisabetta Mattei
- Carlo NennaCNCarlo Nenna
- Raffaella NoscheseRNRaffaella Noschese
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- Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI-INAF 2019–21-HH.0)
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