Kasei Valles

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Image Credit: NASA/JPL/ASU

About this image

This VIS image shows a small portion of Kasei Valles. The channel rim at the top of the image shows a complex series of processes. The crater was the source of the landslide material - either as emplacement of ejecta or from collapse of the rim. To the right of the crater is a semi-circular feature that appears to have collapsed and created blocks of material. A relative time relationship in this image seems to be creation of the channel, impact formation and the ejecta/collapse of the crater, and then the collapse of the material in the semi-circular feature. These events could have happened days apart or millions of years apart.

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Context

24.1942
297.136
62563
2016-01-21 05:16
Fri, 2016-04-08
VIS
1024 pixels (19 km)
3648 pixels (68 km)
0.018749 km/pixel
0.0189564 km/pixel

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