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Description	English: Mars - ESP 058514 2140 Impact-Induced Dust Avalanches - HiRISE has been imaging new dark features discovered by MRO’s Context Camera, which are mostly new impact sites. In this scene we see what appears to be a new impact cluster and, extending downhill from the craters,new dark slope streaks.These slope streaks are formed by dry dust avalanches.
Date	14 December 2022
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Author	image:NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona - modified by Mariagata1959

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