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Space/Science » in reply to re: Proposal for landing site of the Phoenix Mars lander.

re: Proposal for landing site of the Phoenix Mars lander.

On Uplink.space.com was mentioned a possible landing site imaged by Hirise:

HiRISE | Possible Phoenix Lander Landing Site (PSP_002104_2485)
http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_002104_2485

It's located at 68.3°N lat., 233.9° E long. This means it's close to the sulfate deposit I mentioned at about 70°N lat., 230°E long.
Notice the image contains one and possibly two volcanic landforms. They might be the origin of the nearby sulfate deposits.

Bob Clark

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