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THEMIS: Ares Valles’ long winding channel

Posted on July 25, 2018 by rburnham

Ares Valles' long winding channel through rough terrain (THEMIS_IOTD_20180725)THEMIS Image of the Day, July 25, 2018. Today’s VIS image shows part of Ares Vallis, one of the large channels in Margaritfer Terra that empty into Chryse Planitia.

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This entry was posted in Reports and tagged Ares Vallis, Arizona State University, ASU, Chryse Planitia, fluvial channels, Margaritifer Terra, Mars Odyssey, NASA, outflow channels, THEMIS, THEMIS Image of the Day, Thermal Emission Imaging System. Bookmark the permalink.
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