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. 2020 Feb 24;11:1014. doi: 10.1038/s41467-020-14679-1

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Fig. 6 — a Panorama is the area to the north-northeast of the lander (azimuths below image). Note darker surface where dust has been removed within 20 m of the lander, rockier surface to the west (Rocky field), and smooth terrain to the east. Note The Pinnacles rocks and Dusty Ridge, which is an eolian bedforms on the southern edge of a degraded impact crater, located about 50 m north of the lander. b Portion of panorama to the east-southeast (azimuths below image) of the lander showing smooth terrain to the edge of Homestead hollow and rougher and rockier terrain beyond. Note fresh Corinto secondary crater (Corintito) on the edge of the hollow, circular soil filled depressions (hollows) in the distance, and eolian bedforms (The Wave) and Sunrise crater rim on the horizon about 400 m away. The rim of a larger (460 m diameter), relatively fresh crater (Distant crater) to the east-southeast is ~2.4 km away.