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English: Gullies in Ross crater as seen by hirise, under the HiWish program. Location is 57.8 S and 251.3 E. |
Date | 12/4/10 |
Source | http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_019971_1220 |
Author | Jim Secosky modified nasa image. |
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