This is a little out of my field, but...

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Tom Brosz — 9/21/2005 4:54:36 PM (archived)

Is there any way of examining that spot with radar or some other instrument in the various orbiters to see if there is any residual ice or something in those gullies that would indicate water? I doubt the resolution in radar is high enough to target that specifically, but maybe some other instrument?

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Whoa, new gullies forming on Mars! - Robert Clark - 9/20/2005 5:16:41 PM
- re: Whoa, new gullies forming on Mars! - Robert Clark - 9/22/2005 5:11:24 AM
- You bet I like it. - Nick Hoffman - 9/21/2005 8:28:40 AM
  - re: You bet I like it. - dtb - 9/22/2005 3:07:47 AM
  - Here's another idea... - Tom Brosz - 9/21/2005 4:56:58 PM
    - Unlikely, Tom - Nick Hoffman - 9/22/2005 8:11:23 AM
  - This is a little out of my field, but... - Tom Brosz - 9/21/2005 4:54:36 PM
    - What if it isn't water... - LJK - 9/21/2005 5:15:37 PM
      - It isn't water. - et - 9/21/2005 6:44:35 PM
        
        Could still be water. - Robert Clark - 9/27/2005 10:26:58 AM
  - I think you deserve a nobel prize... - Scott Evil - 9/21/2005 1:47:12 PM
    - Or at least they'll name a crater after you, Nick. ;-) (n/t) - Jacob Samorodin - 9/21/2005 11:33:41 PM
- re: Whoa, new gullies forming on Mars! - Raoul - 9/20/2005 5:27:02 PM
  - And new craters, too - LJK - 9/20/2005 7:10:44 PM
    - Crater rate 5x lower than standard estimate - dtb - 9/20/2005 8:44:49 PM
      - Malin puts itself in the crater counting business - EP - 9/21/2005 2:29:13 PM
    - re: And new craters, too - Raoul - 9/20/2005 7:55:09 PM
      - re: And new craters, too - Marcus - 9/21/2005 2:09:21 PM

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