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What is saturn?
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<blockquote data-quote="iamonarch" data-source="post: 191145" data-attributes="member: 12234"><p>Mos def...and alas the entire theory proposed in relation to the initial question is rendered null and void...</p><p></p><p>X D Nah, just playing--I do get what you're saying, and yeah Mars and Earth both have an abundancy of iron, especially in their cores. A great deal more iron remained on the surface of Mars during the planet's beginning stages, though, due to its smaller size and thus weaker gravity, allowing for the elements to distribute more evenly throughout. Hints the red color of Mars, which is due primarily too large quantities of iron oxide--that's what gives blood its red color, too. </p><p></p><p>All of that is just to say...Yeah, Earth has a lot of iron just like Mars...but Earth isn't the God of War.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iamonarch, post: 191145, member: 12234"] Mos def...and alas the entire theory proposed in relation to the initial question is rendered null and void... X D Nah, just playing--I do get what you're saying, and yeah Mars and Earth both have an abundancy of iron, especially in their cores. A great deal more iron remained on the surface of Mars during the planet's beginning stages, though, due to its smaller size and thus weaker gravity, allowing for the elements to distribute more evenly throughout. Hints the red color of Mars, which is due primarily too large quantities of iron oxide--that's what gives blood its red color, too. All of that is just to say...Yeah, Earth has a lot of iron just like Mars...but Earth isn't the God of War. [/QUOTE]
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