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DescriptionESP 025840 2240-3icecrater.gif	English: This set of pictures show disappraing over a period of a few years on Mars. An impact in Mars Year 31 went deep enough to reach an ice layer. Over a few years time it dispeared into the atmosphere by sublimation. This picture shows that ice is precent under the surface.
Date	30 January 2012
Source	https://static.uahirise.org/images/2024/details/cut/ESP_025840_2240-3.gif
Author	Jim Secosky found this set of pictures in a release from NASA. The image credit should be NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona.

Camera location	43° 53′ 02.4″ N, 155° 39′ 14.4″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	43.884000; -155.654000

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