Posts Tagged ‘HiRISE’

Ripples and Shadows

NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Rip­ples, dunes and shad­ows cre­ate swirling and loop­ing pat­terns in this image from the HiRISE cam­era aboard NASA’s Mars Recon­nais­sance Orbiter.

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Just a Boulder

NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Rocks and waves of sand dom­i­nate this image of Mars from the HiRISE cam­era. How­ever, some find an mys­te­ri­ous rectangular-shaped boul­der stick­ing out of a hillside.

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Sandy Tuning Forks

Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Tun­ing forks on tun­ing forks cross Mars in this image from HiRISE cam­era aboard NASA’s Mars Recon­nais­sance Orbiter.

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Lines in the Sand

Credit: NASA/JPL/Uni­ver­sity of Ari­zona

Swirls in the dust mark out lines in the sand where dust dev­ils play along the ridges in the high lat­i­tudes of Mars in this image from NASA’s HiRISE camera.

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Streaking on Mars

Credit: NASA/JPL/Uni­ver­sity of Ari­zona

Streaks along a crater rim on Mars take on a wavy and ghostly appear­ance in this image form NASA’s HiRISE camera.

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