Why are Mars' seasons more extreme than those of the earth? Mars' orbit is more eccentric than our almost circular one. Mars' weather is driven by evaporation from the polar ice in its summer. Mars' axial tilt is slightly more than our 23.5 degrees. Mars' seas dried up long ago.
(laÉª) vb (intr) , lies, lying, lay (leÉª) or lain (leÉªn) 1. (often foll by down) to place oneself or be in a prostrate position, horizontal to the ground. 2. to be situated, esp on a horizontal surface: the pencil is lying on the desk; India lies to the south of Russia. 3. to be buried: here lies Jane Brown.
Lie is an intransitive verb with two different meanings. To lie somewhere means to be there in a horizontal position, or to get into that position. She would lie on the floor, listening to music. When lie is used like this, its other forms are lies, lying, lay, lain.The-ed participle lain is rarely used.The baby was lying on the table. I lay in bed listening to the rain.hen lie is used like this, its other forms are lies, lying, lay, lain. The-ed participle lain is rarely used. The baby was lying on the table. I lay in bed listening to the rain.