This image shows the eastern portion of a triple impact structure that is approximately 21 by 14 kilometers, visible
in this Context Camera image.
In this close-up we can see possible impact melt-bearing deposits flowing from the higher elevation in the eastern portion of the crater
into the larger central crater. In the eastern part of this image, where the topography is more level, the impact melt material appears to have ponded to form relatively dark and smooth deposits
on the floor of the crater. The materials that were ejected outside of the crater, observed in the northeast section of this image,
are much rougher in appearance.
ID:
ESP_062296_1840date: 10 November 2019
altitude: 274 km
https://uahirise.org/hipod/ESP_062296_1840
NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona
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