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Description	English: NASA wrote the following caption: This image shows layered mesas in Cassini Crater. The cutout highlights boulders that have tumbled down the hill of one mesa. Two dark streaks that end at boulders may mark very recent events. Written by: Alfred McEwen (14 November 2023)
Date	14 November 2023
Source	https://www.uahirise.org/ESP_080784_2035
Author	Jim Secosky suggested NASA take a picture of this spot. It was then named HiRISE picture of the day for 11/14/2023. The image credit should read: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona/Secosky.

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