Posts Tagged ‘mro’

Sandy Tuning Forks

14 October 2011 Written by CritterKeeper 0 Comments

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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Martian Pie Shell

27 April 2011 Written by CritterKeeper 0 Comments

Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Gul­lies and debris lit­ter the bot­tom of this Mar­t­ian crater mak­ing it resem­ble a pie shell that has been dropped.

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Dune Mix-up

08 October 2010 Written by CritterKeeper 0 Comments

Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Fly over this image of sand dunes in the cen­tral part of Her­schel Crater and you’ll see a jum­bled mix of dune­fields.

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New Impacts

04 October 2010 Written by CritterKeeper 0 Comments

Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona

Among the shift­ing sand dunes and ancient craters of Mars lies a dusty sur­face that’s per­fect for show­ing evi­dence for recent mete­orite impacts.

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Ancient Ridges

19 August 2010 Written by CritterKeeper 0 Comments

Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona)

Look­ing like the closeup of an elephant’s hide, polyg­o­nal ridges form odd geo­met­ric pat­terns on Mars.

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