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QUOTE (azstrummer @ Aug 2 2004, 05:43 PM)
Surely the slopes are going to decrease as they approach the bottom so I'd think whatever slippage the material presents would be offset by the flatter surfaces.

thing is - dunes = very soft and dusty - whereas much of the rest of the crater is more like bedrock. I wouldnt want to drive this thing into the dunes - perhaps get a little closer - but certainly not into it

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