Observation of Ladon Basin on Mars
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ESA’s Mars Express has observed the southern part of a partially buried approx. 440-km wide crater, informally named Ladon basin. The image, near to where Ladon Valles enters this large impact region reveals a variety of features, most notably the double interconnected impact craters Sigli and Shambe, the basins of which are criss-crossed by extensive fracturing. Image: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum) [high-resolution] Caption: Mars Express Team
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