Space/Science — HabitableZone

Space/Science » in reply to Awesome 360 pan from Spirit just before solar conjunction. Great view of Husband Hill. (Huge File)

Still no large rocks perched precariously.

I can accept that Mars is not Geologically active, Ie Plate tectonics, Mars Quakes etc.

I also know there is a whole lot of the planet yet to be explored.

I haven't seen any large boulders perched precariously on top of weathered rock, however it might have been weathered, I do not argue the point.

It is interesting to note what one has not seen as well as what one has seen.

I understand that such stuctures are an indicator of the lack of Quakes, at least large quakes.

So far Mars looks pretty level to me.

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