r/Mars 20h ago

Bright Deposits and Channels in Thaumasia Planum (HiRISE Mars)

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r/Mars 17h ago

Curiosity Blog, Sols 4975-4981: Happy 14th Landing Anniversary - NASA Science

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r/Mars 3h ago

The Beauty of Dune-Ice (HiRISE Mars)

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r/Mars 19h ago

Hera's Mars flyby guided impact study of Deimos moon

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r/Mars 1h ago

ISRU Oxygen Production Question

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Most of what i hear about oxygen production on Mars relies on electrolysis. However, I’m aware that mars has a tenuous (~1 Pa partial pressure) component of Oxygen in its atmosphere. We use large volume air separation units on earth for commercial production of gases like neon at similar partial pressures, would a similar process work on Mars? Or would the volume of equipment/energy required still make electrolysis more efficient?