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DescriptionESP 042315 1985 (45061422935).jpg	A Candidate Landing Site for the 2020 Mission in Jezero Crater This image was acquired in 2015 and is one of over two dozen images we took to help the Mars 2020 mission decide where to land in Jezero Crater. While this image is not exactly where the rover will land or explore, it underscores the importance of the HiRISE camera to provide high resolution images for future exploration. NASA/JPL/University of Arizona (Alt: 321 km, less than 5 km across.) Source: www.uahirise.org/ESP_042315_1985
Date	19 November 2018, 15:29
Source	ESP_042315_1985
Author	UAHiRISE (NASA)

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