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Striking Image of an Incredible Scar on the Surface of Mars!

The surface of Mars is scarred. But few of its scars have ever been observed with the precision that Mars Express now offers on Aganippe Fossa.

By Jim Collins
Published: July 8, 2024
The giant "scar," known as Aganippe Foss
The giant "scar," known as Aganippe Fossa, is around 375 miles long from end to end. Image: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin
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