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spacedaily.com > t-young-sun-superflares-nitrous-oxide-hydrogen-cyanide

Four billion years ago, the young Sun may have unleashed superflares every few days—outbursts that Sun-like stars produce only about once a century today. The proton storms they sent into Earth’s atmosphere could have forged nitrous oxide, helping keep the planet warm, and hydrogen cyanide, a crucial feedstock for the chemistry that preceded life.

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (662+ words) A 2026 proton-irradiation experiment adds laboratory support to the idea that the active young Sun helped warm early Earth while driving nitrogen chemistry relevant to life's origins....

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spacedaily.com > t-mars-can-snow-carbon-dioxide-at-its-poles-while-some-of-its-warmest-summer-landscapes-grow-dry-ice-frost-overnight-that-vanishes-back-into-gas-after-sunrise

Mars can snow carbon dioxide at its poles, while some of its warmest summer landscapes grow dry-ice frost overnight that vanishes back into gas after sunrise

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (583+ words) Mars can produce snow from carbon dioxide near its winter poles. Far from those seasonal caps, however, the same material can appear in a quieter and more...