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Spirit's View on Sol 147 (3-D)
Huo Hsing Vallis
$The fracture system in this image, captured by NASA's 2001 Mars Odyssey, is part of Galaxias Fossae, a series of fractures on the northern part of the Elysium Mons volcanic complex.$

Galaxias Fossae
Hydaspis Chaos in Nighttime Infrared
Phoenix Lander After Second Martian Winter
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$This image from NASA's Mars Odyssey shows a portion of Aureum Chaos located just south of the Martian equator. This fractured landscape contains canyons and mesas with two large impact craters in the upper left.$

Canyons and Mesas of Aureum Chaos
Spirit's View on Sol 399 (3-D)
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Crater Formed in 2008 Reveals Subsurface Ice
Orson Welles Dunes
Mesa Vallis
Arsia Mons
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Dunes in Sisyphi Planum
Cerberus Fossae East of the Head of Athabasca Valles
Elysium Mons
Tantalus Fossae
Scoopful of Martian Soil After Release
Arsia Mons Flows
Channels
Frosted Crater
Tharsis Lava
(Almost) Silent Rolling Stones in Kasei Valles
Bahram Vallis
Forward Ramp in 3-D
Juventae Chasma
Wind-Sculpted Vicinity After Opportunity's Sol 1797 Drive (Stereo)
Arsia Mons Flows
Dunes in Becquerel Crater
Maumee Valles
Maja Valles
Spirit Mars Rover in 'McMurdo' Panorama (False Color)
Right Angle
New Record Five-Wheel Drive, Spirit's Sol 1856 (Stereo)
Thickness Map of Buried Carbon-Dioxide Deposit
Channel in Terra Cimmeria
$Lava channels and tectonic fractures are both found in the Tharsis region as shown in this image from NASA's Mars Odyssey.$

Tharsis Features
Curiosity's Heat Shield in View
Fresh Crater with Gullies
Candor Chasma Mesa
Pavonis Mons
Mesas of Capri Chasma
Martian Surface as Seen by Phoenix
$This NASA Mars Odyssey image covers a tract of plateau territory called Ophir Planum. The most obvious features in this scene are the fractures (ranging from 1 to 5 km wide) running from the upper left to lower right.$

Crustal Fractures of Ophir Planum
Big Wheels Keep on Rollin'
Opportunity's Surroundings on Sol 1687 (Stereo)
Lyot Crater Dunes
Preparatory Test for First Rock Drilling by Mars Rover Curiosity
View Across Endeavour Crater