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| + | [[File:Schiaparelli basin crater.jpg|600pxr|Layers in crater found within the Schiaparelli Crater basin as seen by Mars Global Surveyor]] | ||
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| + | Layers in crater found within the Schiaparelli Crater basin as seen by Mars Global Surveyor | ||
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| + | Schiaparelli is an impact crater located near Mars's equator. It is 461 km in diameter and located at latitude 3° south and longitude 344° W. Some places within Schiaparelli show many layers that may have formed by the wind, volcanoes, or deposition under water. Some are quite beautiful as shown in the pictures above and below. People often seek to travel to our national parks like the Grand Canyon to see layers like the ones in Schiaparelli. | ||
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| + | ESP 046814 1785schiaparellimola.jpg|MOLA map of area around Schiaparelli Crater | ||
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| + | Image:ESP 028511rings.jpg|Circular structures on floor of Schiaparelli Crater | ||
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| + | 46814 1785layeredmound.jpg|Layered mound in Schiaparelli Crater | ||
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| + | File: 46814 1785layeredmound2.jpg|Layers in Schiaparelli Crater | ||
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| + | 46814 1785layeresleft.jpg|Layers in Schiaparelli Crater | ||
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| + | 46814 1785layerscloseleftbottom.jpg|Close view of layers in Schiaparelli Crater, as seen by HiRISE under[[ HiWish ]] Dark sand is visible on some layers. | ||
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| + | ESP 046814 1785layersclosecolor.jpg|Close, color view of layers in Schiaparelli Crater Dark sand is visible on some layers. | ||
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| + | File:54554 1785layersclose.jpg|Close view of layers and rough terrain in Northwestern Schiaparelli Crater, as seen by HiRISE under HiWish program | ||
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Revision as of 12:23, 20 April 2020
Layers in crater found within the Schiaparelli Crater basin as seen by Mars Global Surveyor
Schiaparelli is an impact crater located near Mars's equator. It is 461 km in diameter and located at latitude 3° south and longitude 344° W. Some places within Schiaparelli show many layers that may have formed by the wind, volcanoes, or deposition under water. Some are quite beautiful as shown in the pictures above and below. People often seek to travel to our national parks like the Grand Canyon to see layers like the ones in Schiaparelli.
MOLA map of area around Schiaparelli Crater
Circular structures on floor of Schiaparelli Crater
Layered mound in Schiaparelli Crater
Layers in Schiaparelli Crater
Layers in Schiaparelli Crater
Close view of layers in Schiaparelli Crater, as seen by HiRISE underHiWish Dark sand is visible on some layers.
Close, color view of layers in Schiaparelli Crater Dark sand is visible on some layers.
Close view of layers and rough terrain in Northwestern Schiaparelli Crater, as seen by HiRISE under HiWish program
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