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Natural arches on Mars, has there been any follow-up?
ngunn
post Dec 10 2008, 06:50 PM
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All that new Hirise imagery started me thinking about this topic again and I found this link. I was surprised to see the image with what may be three more arches, apparently crying out for some follow-up observation. If this was discussed before then I missed it. Anybody have any news on this?

http://www.jaysplanet.info/nabs/marsform.htm

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post Dec 15 2008, 12:41 AM
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If there are caves on Mars - which we now know there are, on the flanks of the giant Tharsis volcanoes - then IMO there are almost certainly also arches. I really hope HiRISE clinches an unmistakeable example of a Martian arch.
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