English: In spring, the sublimation of the ice (going directly from ice to gas) causes a host of uniquely Martian phenomena. In this image streaks of dark basaltic sand have been carried from below the ice layer to form fan-shaped deposits on top of the seasonal ice. The similarity in the directions of the fans suggests that they formed at the same time, when the wind direction and speed was the same. They often form along the boundary between the dune and the surface below.
Local Mars time: 1:50 PM. Latitude (centred): 80.0 °. Longitude (East): 122.5 °. Range to target site: 319.0 km. Original image scale range: 31.9 cm/pixel (with 1 x 1 binning) so objects ~96 cm across are resolved. Map projected scale: 25 cm/pixel. Map projection: POLAR STEREOGRAPHIC. Emission angle: 2.6 °. Phase angle: 67.3 °. Solar incidence angle: 69 °, with the Sun about 21 ° above the horizon. Solar longitude: 29.7 °. Northern Spring.
Употреба НАСА-их логотипа и емблема је ограничена Америчким законом 14 CFR 1221.
НАСА-ин сајт хостује велики број слика Совјетске/Руске свемирске агенције и других не-Америчких свемирских агенција. Ове слике нису нужно у јавном власништву.
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