File:Mars in Visible and Infrared Light (Hubble) (4179-Image).png

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English: Hubble Space Telescope images of Mars taken in visible and infrared light detail a rich geologic history and provide further evidence for water-bearing minerals on the planet's surface.
Date 25 February 1999 (upload date)
Source Mars in Visible and Infrared Light (Hubble)
Author IMAGE: NASA, James Bell (Cornell University), Justin Maki (NASA-JPL), Mike J. Wolff (SSI) SCIENCE: James Bell (Cornell University), Justin Maki (NASA-JPL), Mike J. Wolff (SSI) IMAGE PROCESSING: Robert Comstock (CWU), Phil James (UToledo), David Crisp (NASA-JPL)

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