Rover Finds Tiny Impact Craters On Mars
The NASA rover exploring the Meridiani plains of Mars has found the smallest two impact craters ever seen on the planet. Measuring 10 and 20 cm. (3.9 and 7.9 in.) in diameter, the tiny craters are no more than 1 cm. deep, at most. The Mars Opportunity rover spotted the craters with its navigation...
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