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Name | Coordinates | Size (km) |
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Acidalia Planitia | 50°N 21°W | 3400 |
Amazonis Planitia | 26°N 163°W | 2800 |
Arcadia Planitia | 47°N 176°W | 1900 |
Argyre Planitia | 50°S 43°W | 900 |
Chryse Planitia | 29°N 40°W | 1500 |
Elysium Planitia | 3°N 155°E | 3000 |
Eridania Planitia | 38°S 122°E | 1100 |
Hellas Planitia | 42.5°S 70.5°E | 2300 |
Isidis Planitia | 14°N 88°E | 1200 |
Utopia Planitia | 47°N 118°E | 3600 |
Name | Latitude | Longitude | Diameter (km) |
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Aeolis Planum | 0.79 S | 145.0 E | 820 |
Amenthes Planum | 3.16 N | 105.7 E | 960 |
Aonia Planum | 57.71 S | 281.0 E | 650 |
Argentea Planum | 69.79 S | 292.0 E | 1750 |
Ascuris Planum | 40.38 N | 279.2 E | 500 |
Aurorae Planum | 10.38 S | 310.8 E | 600 |
Bosporus Planum | 34.2 S | 295.1 E | 700 |
Daedalia Planum | 21.78 S | 232.0 E | 1800 |
Hesperia Planum | 22.27 S | 110.0 E | 1700 |
Icaria Planum | 43.18 S | 253.5 E | 650 |
Lucus Planum | 3.96 S | 182.0 E | 864 |
Lunae Planum | 10.38 N | 294.0 E | 1800 |
Malea Planum | 64.75 S | 65.0 E | 900 |
Meridiani Planum | 0.2 N | 357.5 E | 1100 |
Nepenthes Planum | 12.46 N | 113.4 E | 1660 |
Oenotria Plana | 8 S | 76 E | 925 |
Olympia Planum | 81.91 N | 195.0 E | 1000 |
Ophir Planum | 8.7 S | 302.5 E | 650 |
Oxia Planum | 18.275 N | 335.368 E | |
Parva Planum | 75.85 S | 257.0 E | 750 |
Planum Angustum | 79.69 S | 276.5 E | 200 |
Planum Australe | 83.93 S | 160.0 E | 1450 |
Planum Boreum | 87.98 N | 15.0 E | 1100 |
Planum Chronium | 59.72 S | 140.0 E | 550 |
Promethei Planum | 78.88 S | 90.0 E | 850 |
Sinai Planum | 13.35 S | 272.0 E | 900 |
Sisyphi Planum | 69.79 S | 5.0 E | 1100 |
Solis Planum | 25.25 S | 273.5 E | 1700 |
Syria Planum | 13.06 S | 256.1 E | 740 |
Syrtis Major Planum | 8.41 N | 69.5 E | 1350 |
Thaumasia Planum | 24.45 S | 295.7 E | 650 |
Zephyria Planum | 0.99 S | 153.1 E | 550 |
Atmosphere of Mars "It is thought that auroral heating processes is not important in the Martian thermosphere because of the absence of a strong magnetic field in Mars, but the MAVEN orbiter has detected several aurora events." |
2 Moons of Mars | |||
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Phobos(townoak.com/4/1) | Deimos(townoak.com/4/2) |
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