If the rover is good for a couple of miles of travel, then all of these places are in reach:
At the top: if this were on Earth, it would be a salt pan. So what the hell is it on Mars?
In the middle: Looks like a shoreline. Or something. Getting up close and looking at the distribution of particle sizes should mke it real easy to tell.
On the bottom: Large, deep crater; bright, unweathered ejecta; dark dunes at the bottom -- what's not to love?
Of course, these are only the most interesting areas, out of hundreds that I can see, and probably an infinite number of smaller things that I can't see.
Exciting days ahead!
Cheers,
Nathan.
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Places I'd like to go
