Crater in Nighttime IR (Released 6 December 2004)
About this image
This nighttime IR image is of a small crater. Note the bright and dark portions of it's ejecta blanket. With ballistic em- placement of ejecta, larger(heavier) material falls closer to the crater rim than smaller material. This is clearly repre- sented in the nighttime IR, where rockier material is warmer/ brighter and finer material is darker/cooler.
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Context
Image ID:
I02028002 (View data in Mars Image Explorer)
-6.4581
23.9665
2028
2002-05-30 05:41
Mon, 2004-12-06
IR
320 pixels (31 km)
845 pixels (85 km)
0.100742 km/pixel
0.098 km/pixel
