Hey, Mars looks like the Valley 100 years ago
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| Image of the Martian surface from the Navigation cameras, located on NASA's Curiosity rover's 'head' or mast. The rim of Gale Crater can be seen in the distance. |
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| Image of the Martian surface from the Navigation cameras, located on NASA's Curiosity rover's 'head' or mast. The rim of Gale Crater can be seen in the distance. |
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I visited Death Valley in 1993, and it was unforgettable. My friends and I hiked down to Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America (it's about 282 feet below sea level). At the bottom, there was a salt flat, pure white salt stretching for quite a span. I had a half-inch of the stuff caked on the soles of my boots.
ReplyDeleteBeen to The Occupied Valley Too Editor:
ReplyDeleteWent to Death V. many Aprils ago. Not much salt, but still got quite grubby.
120°F, baby!!