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Candidate Mars 6 Site Found?, Possible MRO identification of candidate Mars 6 landing/crash site
Hungry4info
post Jul 21 2018, 08:12 AM
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A candidate crash site for Mars 6 is being reported. I'm not anywhere near informed enough to evaluate their work, other than that a lot apparently went into it.
https://multiphysics.ru/stati/proekty/model...rata-mars-6.htm
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Phil Stooke
post Jul 21 2018, 10:41 PM
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It is an interesting analysis and a promising candidate. For confirmation we would want to see other components of the landing system nearby - especially the parachute. The Mars 3 parachute appears to be visible after all these years, so that of Mars 6 may be as well. If other features are found near here, we would have an excellent candidate. If not this may just be a natural feature that happens to resemble the expected lander appearance.

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