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Tom's Astronomy | by Tom | Fri, Jun 26
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The soft soil exposed when wheels of NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Spirit dug into a patch of ground dubbed “Troy” exhibit variations in hue visible in this image, in which the colors have been stretched to emphasize the differences.
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