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Tag Archives: lake bed sediments
HiRISE: Einstein and Mars
In February 1917, Albert Einstein wrote in a letter: “It is a pity that we do not live on Mars and just observe man’s nasty antics by telescope.” We do have a telescope at Mars, but we use it to … Continue reading
Sedimentology and hydrology of Amazonian paleo-fluvio-lacustrine system in Moa Valles
Planetary Geomorphology Image of the Month, March 31, 2016: Francesco Salese (Università D’Annunzio, Italy). Mars, is one of the planetary bodies where water flowed and where it may transiently flow today under certain conditions. Many martian paleodrainage systems and well-preserved … Continue reading
									
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