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Dormant microbial life in Atacama Desert goes active when wet — true for Mars, too? →

HiRISE: Volcanic landforms in SE Elysium Planitia

Posted on February 27, 2018 by rburnham

tumblr_p4mgyc1ZgR1rlz4gso2_1280Various volcanic landforms in southeast Elysium Planitia. The second image [above] is at full resolution, less than 1 km across, both are 279 km above the surface.

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