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Potential landing ellipses in the Terra Meridiani region where substantial Hematite deposits have been identified

 Cameron Park - April 2, 2001
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Exotic CO2 Process May Have Carved Martian Gullies
 Tucson - April 2, 2001
 Last June scientists announced that gullies seen on some martian cliffs and crater walls suggest that liquid water has seeped down the slopes in the geologically recent past. Researchers found small channels on slopes facing away from mid-day sunlight, with most channels occurring at high latitudes, near Mars' south pole.






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