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cool surface features Lets look at some all images credit Mike Sussman The famous Face on Mars Now dont get all excited How Come We Missed These Look harder The Panda George Washington Screaming ID: 916001

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Slide1

Water on Mars

Slide2

Mars is full of cool surface features

Lets look at some!

(all images credit: Mike

Sussman

)

Slide3

The famous “Face on Mars”

Slide4

Now don’t get all excited…

Slide5

How Come We Missed These?

Slide6

Look harder!

The Panda!

George Washington Screaming!

Slide7

Kermit the Frog!

Slide8

Surface Water Flow Features

Geological features suggest that at some point water must have flowed on the surface of Mars

Why? Look like water features on Earth!

Characterized by…

Dendritic

vs.

Anastomosing

Drainage

Fast Formation vs. Slow Formation

Slide9

Dendritic Patterns

Dry Riverbed on Mars

River in Yemen

Slide10

Anastomosing:

Branching and then Reconnecting

Slide11

Islands in Anastomized Streams

Slide12

Fast vs. Slow Formation

Anastomosing

drainage usually the result of a flood event

Dendritic

drainage usually caused by erosion over time

So… Which forms more “quickly”

Note that there is some wriggle room in geomorphology… It does what it wants.

Slide13

What Are We Doing Today?

Characterizing some features on Mars

Figuring out how much water must have flowed to create features using a

lil

guesstimation

Figuring out how old features are (CRATER COUNTING!)