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I'm wondering which days of this month's close pass with Mars various
especially prominent surface features will be visible. That is, with respect to the ~10-minute daily slip of Mars vs. Earth period of day, do any of you know where the US will be in the Earth's rotation, relative to where Mariner Valley will be on Mars' rotation, during various nights over the next couple weeks. Similarly for Sirtis Major and other prominent surface features. Anybody know where I could find that information? |
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