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Opportunity is still on its lander facing the northeast, and an interesting outcropping lies to the northwest. The outcroppings could be either sedimentary rock or volcanic ash deposits which have been sculpted by wind or water. The hope is that the rocks have a sedimentary origin and this would be evidence that the Meridiani Planum once contained substantial water.

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A Geologistâ€™s Treasure Trove

This high-resolution image was captured by the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunityâ€™s panoramic camera on Sol 4 (the 4th solar day after its arrival). The view shows the puzzling rock outcroppings that the scientists are eagerly waiting to explore.

Opportunity is still on its lander facing the northeast, and an interesting outcropping lies to the northwest. The outcroppings could be either sedimentary rock or volcanic ash deposits which have been sculpted by wind or water. The hope is that the rocks have a sedimentary origin and this would be evidence that the Meridiani Planum once contained substantial water.

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