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Equatorial ShadowCam image under earthshine illumination reveals the interior of Bruce crater (6.1-kilometer diameter, 1.16°N, 0.37°E). The brighter streamers were formed as immature soil slid down the steep crater wall.

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Description	English: Equatorial ShadowCam image under earthshine illumination reveals the interior of Bruce crater (6.1-kilometer diameter, 1.16°N, 0.37°E). The brighter streamers were formed as immature soil slid down the steep crater wall. These dramatic landslide deposits are common in young impact craters. The image width is 2200 meters; the pixel scale is 2 meters, M014762651S [NASA/KARI/Arizona State University].
Date	20 February 2023 (upload date)
Source	Under Earthshine
Author	NASA/KARI/Arizona State University
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Keyword InfoField	Copernican Crater

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