Mars has extremely large temperature changes from winter to summer compared to the Earth. It gets cold enough to freeze carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere during the winter, but this ice is unstable when the warmer summer arrives and forces it to sublimate (transform directly back into a gas) away.
Read more: http://science.time.com/2012/08/06/martian-vistas-a-look-at-curiosity-rovers-new-home/#ixzz2HGvQzztH
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