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January 21st 05, 01:39 AM
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Rodney Kelp wrote:
How do you get a nitrogen atmosphere from a moon that has methane oceans? It is so cold that the methane does not have a very high vapor pressure, so the atmosphere can keep only a little mixed in as vapor before it rains out. Nitrogen is left. If it was a bit colder, that would rain out, too. -- John Popelish 
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