Re: Nilosyrtis, Dao, and Harmakhis

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Robert E. B. — 8/6/2002 11:48:44 AM (archived)

Have you looked at this crater to the west of Hellas?

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/m13_m18/images/M18/M1801039.html

This is one of the most interesting craters I have ever seen. It looks like ice and water have been at work on this crater. It also looks as if this crater had been buried and now parts of it are becoming uncovered. I almost want to say it was filled with ice and now that ice is evaporating. Those lines look strangly familiar. It is almost as if the ice is melting from underneath.

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Mars questions - BRFelix - 8/3/2002 4:09:54 PM
- Nick Hoffman's White Mars Site - Vince - 8/5/2002 2:22:35 PM
  - Re: Indeed... - BRFelix - 8/5/2002 1:35:23 PM
    - In fact... - Nick Hoffman - 8/6/2002 5:26:57 PM
- Re: Mars questions - Life and other papers - Me - 8/5/2002 11:21:06 AM
- Glaciers on Mars? - Robert E. B. - 8/5/2002 11:14:29 AM
  - Re: Glaciers on Mars? - Me - 8/5/2002 11:42:16 AM
  - Nilosyrtis, Dao, and Harmakhis - BRFelix - 8/5/2002 10:26:52 AM
    - Re: Nilosyrtis, Dao, and Harmakhis - Robert E. B. - 8/6/2002 11:48:44 AM
      - It was examples like this - Nick Hoffman - 8/6/2002 5:30:13 PM
      - Re: Buried craters - BRFelix - 8/6/2002 3:17:35 PM
    - Re: Nilosyrtis, Dao, and Harmakhis - Robert E. B. - 8/6/2002 11:40:34 AM
      - Re: Ah yes. - BRFelix - 8/6/2002 3:03:17 PM
- Re: Mars questions - some answers - Me - 8/3/2002 5:09:22 PM
  - Re: Check your links - BRFelix - 8/3/2002 9:41:05 AM

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