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HiRISE: Fan, meet layered deposit

Posted on March 20, 2019 by rburnham

ESP_054702_1720Fan, meet layered deposit. This is a gorgeous fan reaching out into deposits in east Candor Chasma. Did landslides deform the layered material?

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This entry was posted in Reports and tagged alluvial fan deposits, Candor Chasma, High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment, HiPOD, HiRISE, HiRISE Picture of the Day, landslides, layered deposits, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, mass wasting, MRO, NASA, sedimentary deposits, University of Arizona. Bookmark the permalink.
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