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(Channels from past glaciers in a crater, called crater B. It is believed that past glaciers that were on the crater wall made channels and a lake. This crater represents another way that lakes can be created in craters. Source: http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/ctx/B17_016128_1596_XI_20S317W#P=B17_016128_1596_XI_20S317W&T=2 Credit: NASA/MSSS) |
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| + | White parts are where past glaciers were located. They eventually made channels that formed a lake in the center of the crater. Now the channels have become inverted. This crater represents another way that lakes can be created in craters. | ||
Source: http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/ctx/B17_016128_1596_XI_20S317W#P=B17_016128_1596_XI_20S317W&T=2 | Source: http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/ctx/B17_016128_1596_XI_20S317W#P=B17_016128_1596_XI_20S317W&T=2 | ||
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White parts are where past glaciers were located. They eventually made channels that formed a lake in the center of the crater. Now the channels have become inverted. This crater represents another way that lakes can be created in craters.
Credit: NASA/MSSS
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