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A Possible Landing Site in Aram Dorsum for the ExoMars Rover
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A Possible Landing Site in Aram Dorsum for the ExoMars Rover

NASA / JPL · 2014-08-27 · photograph (digital archive)

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This image captured by NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is of an area called Aram Dorsum also known by its old name, Oxia Palus that has been suggested for the 2018/2020 ExoMars Rover because it contains an ancient, exhumed alluvial system.

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Credit lineA Possible Landing Site in Aram Dorsum for the ExoMars Rover. NASA/JPL, 2014-08-27. Public domain. ID: PIA18773.
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