Mars photo reveals odd volcanic plain on Mars ridges
A newly developed Mariner 9 photo from Pasadena shows a wall of ridges on Mars resembling wrinkled elephant hide. Scientists say the features, about 7% miles square and roughly 19,000 feet high, may be volcanic in origin and could represent Martian canals seen in earlier telescopes.
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Explosives expert disputes superbomb radius claim
Dr E E Baker of Southwest Research Institute rebutted reports by Dr W Pfeiffer and Dr Arthur Westing that a nonnuclear superbomb used in Vietnam could destroy everything within 3260 feet. Baker said the figures are off by a factor of 30 or more and that the scientists may have misinformation.
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