Active Boulder Movement at High Martian Latitudes

Overview of attention for article published in Geophysical Research Letters, May 2019

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RT @theAGU: Dundas et al. (2019): “Several processes could contribute to moving the boulders [at high latitudes on Mars], but liquid water…

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RT @theAGU: Dundas et al. (2019): “Several processes could contribute to moving the boulders [at high latitudes on Mars], but liquid water…

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RT @theAGU: Dundas et al. (2019): “Several processes could contribute to moving the boulders [at high latitudes on Mars], but liquid water…

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Dundas et al. (2019): “Several processes could contribute to moving the boulders [at high latitudes on Mars], but liquid water is probably not involved. This is a new type of active surface process on #Mars.” #AGUPubs #GeoResLetters https://t.co/3V1DhIpCwx

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