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Light-Toned Bedrock Along Cracks as Evidence of Fluid Alteration
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Light-Toned Bedrock Along Cracks as Evidence of Fluid Alteration

NASA / JPL · 2007-02-15 · photograph (digital archive)

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This enhanced-color image from the HiRISE camera on NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shows a landscape of sand dunes and buttes among a background of light-toned bands and dark-toned bands in the Candor Chasma region

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Credit lineLight-Toned Bedrock Along Cracks as Evidence of Fluid Alteration. NASA/JPL, 2007-02-15. Public domain. ID: PIA09190.
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