New views of Victoria Crater and the Mars rovers

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New views of Victoria Crater and the Mars rovers

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11-10-2006, 17:03

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Re: New views of Victoria Crater and the Mars rovers

Dave,
Are the slanted striations a result of the blast that formed the crater? Or are they fault lines in the original rock? Any thoughts being bantered about on this subject? These are certainly exciting times for us, the guys at JPL must be doing handsprings.

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