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Arabia Terra, 2001 NASA Mars Odyssey images

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This image from NASA Mars Odyssey shows deposits in a crater located in Arabia Terra. Arabia is generally dust covered and dark streaks or dust avalanches are present in the crater walls.

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19/12/2002
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