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HiRISE: Candidate Mars 2020 landing site near Jezero Crater

Posted on August 20, 2018 by rburnham

tumblr_pdik4t8mCR1rlz4gso1_1280Candidate landing site for 2020 mission near Jezero Crater. Beautiful Mars series. [More at links]

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