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Did you know impact craters can provide us a window into the subsurface? Occator Crater on Ceres contains bright material, remnants of a salty brine, that migrated from the deep subsurface reservoir to the surface. The size and energy of the Occator impact provided a pathway for this migration!

Wooo big basins!

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Come join us in Flagstaff!

Hey you! Do you like impacts craters? Well, great news. Just over a month left to submit an abstract to our annual meeting! Come chat about all things craters! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Upcoming PCC Meeting July 15-17 at the USGS-Flagstaff! Abstract Submission (deadline June 17): forms.gle/APaNS8G7ycJx... Registration: forms.gle/RpGWUMaK6qdk... We welcome submission for all things craters Observational work, planetary remote sensing, modeling, field work, lab experiments, etc.!

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CRATERS Images from Landsat science.nasa.gov/mission/land...

Happy Earth Day! The Earth has hundreds of confirmed impact craters, which provide a key reference point for impact cratering research. Field and laboratory studies of terrestrial impact craters are a key part of how we learn about craters, including how they form and decay through time.

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Planetary Crater Consortium

Did you enjoy Imbri-YUM? Did you hear the Orien-TALE? Did you get Hertz-SPRUNG? me too, because, I LIKE BIG BASINS AND I CANNOT LIE

The annual meeting of the Planetary Crater Consortium is July 15–17 in Flagstaff, AZ and online! Abstracts are due Wednesday, June 17, so get them in soon. It's a great meeting for students, and a supportive environment! Submit here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

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Dr. Adeene Denton

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In the immortal words of @barbylon.bsky.social

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