File:Rocher 3D sur Mars.jpg

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English: A rock, discovered by Opportunity in October 2004, that bears cracks that have resulted from exposure to liquid water. Stereo image - use 3-D glasses.

Français : Ce rocher de 1m de diamètre, découvert par Opportunity en octobre 2004,

présente des boursouflures et des craquelures qui pourraient être le résultat

d'une exposition à l'eau liquide. Pour voir, prendre des lunette rouge bleu.

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October 2004

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