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Unnamed Martian Crater with Gullies and Central Structure

This high-resolution image captures a 40-kilometer diameter unnamed crater located in the Northern Plains of Mars. Situated at 49 degrees North and 21 degrees East, this geological feature lies west of Lyot Crater and north of Deuteronilus Mensae. The crater showcases intriguing gullies on its interior, indicative of past water activity and possible erosion processes, making it a site of interest for planetary scientists studying Mars' history and geology. Explore its distinctive features through the detailed analysis provided by HiRISE.

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Unnamed Martian Crater with Gullies and Central Structure

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  1. Crater with Gullies on a Central Structure The 40-kilometer diameter unnamed crater (49 degrees North, 21 degrees East) in this image is located west of Lyot Crater and north of Deuteronilus Mensae in the Northern Plains of Mars. uahirise.org/ESP_025082_2295

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