https://gizmodo.com/spectacular-new-cra ... 1835579477The crater is located in the Valles Marineris region near the equator, and it formed at some point between September 2016 and February 2019.
Spectacular New Crater Discovered on Mars
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Spectacular New Crater Discovered on Mars
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Re: Spectacular New Crater Discovered on Mars
Wow very nice article. Wonder if those Seismometers on Mars picked up on this.
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Re: Spectacular New Crater Discovered on Mars
Amazing stuff and it is highly interesting that the crater just formed. I wonder what would happen on Earth if something like this were to happen.
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Re: Spectacular New Crater Discovered on Mars
That's quite a splat and yet on earth it likely it wouldn't have made it to the ground.
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