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Roving into the Sulfate Hills, Sol 3200-3387, 6 Aug 2021-16 Feb 2022
Phil Stooke
post Aug 5 2021, 06:24 AM
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I am starting a new thread for the climb into the hills and valleys of the sulfate unit. I had naively anticipated knowing when a sharp compositional boundary would be crossed, but more likely it will be gradual and the crossing point arbitrary. So the odometer clicking up to 3200 seems like a reasonable place to start a new section. There will be no shortage of amazing views to greet us as we rove on, singing 'sulfates on the soles of our shoes' perhaps.

Start posting here on sol 3200!

Phil


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