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Mars Crust Thickness
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Looking at a slice of Mars. The slice depicts Mars from south (left) to north (right). Notice the downward trend from right to left, showing that Mars is mostly downhill from North to South.
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Animation pulling out a slice of Mars
Duration: 16.0 seconds
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Mars Crustal Thickness
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| Animation Number: | 1105 |
| Completed: | 2000-02-15 |
| Animator: | Alex Kekesi (GST) (Lead) |
| Scientist: | David Smith (NASA/GSFC) |
| Platform/Sensor/Data Set: | MGS/MOLA (2000/03/10) |
| Series: | MOLA |
| | Subsurface Mars |
| Video: | SVS2000-0007 * |
Keywords:
SVS
>> MOHO
SVS
>> Mars
DLESE
>> Space science
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More Information on this topic available at:
stories/MOLA/index.html
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This work has been visible on
Planetary Report, July/August 2000, pp.12-13 |
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Please give credit for this item to:
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Scientific Visualization Studio |
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