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Description	Українська: Карта теплової інерції (чим вища, тим світліше) околиць марсіанського кратера Санта-Фе. Сам кратер (розташований у центрі зображення) має діаметр 20,3 км. Навколо нього видно численні темні та світлі промені, які (на відміну від звичайних променів кратерів) могли бути створені надзвуковими струменями пари (Schultz, Quintana, 2017). English: Map of thermal inertia (the more inertia, the brighter image) of the neighbourhood of Martian crater Santa Fe. The crater (in the centre) is 20.3 km in diameter. It is surrounded by a system of dark and bright rays, which (unlike usual crater rays) could be created by supersonic jets of vapour (Schultz, Quintana, 2017).
Date	18 January 2018
Source	THEMIS Thermal Inertia 100m Global Mosaic
Author	NASA (infrared images of THEMIS camera onboard 2001 Mars Odyssey)

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