The sustainability of habitability on terrestrial planets: Insights, questions, and needed measurements from Mars for understanding the evolution of Earth‐like worlds
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Jeffrey R. Johnson | M. Golombek | J. Johnson | A. Hayes | K. Kinch | B. Ehlmann | J. Kasting | J. Mustard | P. Christensen | J. Lunine | B. Jakosky | P. Mahaffy | C. Dressing | H. Knutson | N. Mangold | V. Hamilton | M. Rice | W. Fischer | S. Stewart | B. Weiss | K. Farley | K. Stack | C. Herd | S. Werner | Y. Yung | C. Edwards | C. Fassett | F. McCubbin | L. Kerber | D. Stevenson | K. Zahnle | F. Anderson | R. Yingst | D. Catling | A. Fraeman | P. Niles | C. Edwards | J. Wray | L. Elkins‐Tanton | M. Toplis | R. Hu | B. Cohen | T. Usui | E. Kite | C. Quantin-Nataf | J. Andrews‐Hanna | B. Horgan | R. Wordsworth | A. Hayes | K. Farley | P. Christensen | P. Mahaffy
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