k Mars polar cap, MRO image Mars polar cap. Satellite image of the South Polar residual cap on the surface of Mars. The residual cap is the part of the ice cap that lasts through the summer. On Mars it is composed of carbon dioxide ice. Although the cap survives each warm summer season, it is constantly changing its shape due to sublimation of carbon dioxide from steep slopes and deposition onto flat areas. Imaged by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment HiRISE camera on NASAs Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter MRO satellite, on 11th August 2009., Photo by NASAJPLUArizonaSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Mars  polar cap, MRO image Mars  polar cap. Satellite image of the South Polar residual cap on the surface of Mars. The residual cap is the part of the ice cap that lasts through the summer. On Mars it is composed of carbon dioxide ice. Although the cap survives each warm summer season, it is constantly changing its shape due to sublimation of carbon dioxide from steep slopes and deposition onto flat areas. Imaged by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment  HiRISE  camera on NASA s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter  MRO  satellite, on 11th August 2009., Photo by NASA JPL UArizona SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Mars' polar cap, MRO image

Mars' polar cap. Satellite image of the South Polar residual cap on the surface of Mars. The residual cap is the part of the ice cap that lasts through the summer. On Mars it is composed of carbon dioxide ice. Although the cap survives each warm summer season, it is constantly changing its shape due to sublimation of carbon dioxide from steep slopes and deposition onto flat areas. Imaged by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) satellite, on 11th August 2009., Photo by NASA/JPL/UArizona/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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