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DescriptionFalse color of Hellas Planitia.jpeg	English: Regional topographic model of the Hellas basin (Hellas Planitia) taken by the MOLA instrument aboard the Mars Global Surveyor. (Top) Azimuthally-averaged radial topography used in the calculation of infilling the basin with surrounding material postulated to have been excavated from it. (Bottom) Color-coded topography plotted in an equal-area projection. The black lines correspond to zero-elevation contours.
Date	27 May 1999
Source	http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA02033
Author	NASA/JPL/GSFC

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