Old or Not So Old: That is the Question for Deltas and Fans in Xanthe Terra, Mars

E. Hauber; T. Platz; M. Kleinhans; L. Le Deit; P. Carbonneau; T. De Haas; W. Marra; D. Reiss

Old or Not So Old: That is the Question for Deltas and Fans in Xanthe Terra, Mars

E. Hauber
, T. Platz
, M. Kleinhans
, L. Le Deit
, P. Carbonneau
, T. De Haas
, W. Marra
, D. Reiss

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Abstract

The activity of water was probably most intense on early Mars, and has decreased since then. However, new dating results of deltas and fans, formerly thought to be late Noachian or Early Hesperian in age, reveal that they are actually much younger.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	7078
Journal	LPI Contribution
Volume	1680
Publication status	Published - 2012

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Third international conference on early Mars: Geologic and hydrologic evolution, physical and chemical environment, and the implication for life, May 21-25, Lake Tahoe, NV

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Old or Not So Old: That is the Question for Deltas and Fans in Xanthe Terra, Mars

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