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English: Creation of Cinder Lake Crater Field #2
Date c. 1970
Source https://azdailysun.com/news/local/view-from-mars-hill-manmade-craters-of-flagstaff-trained-apollo-astronauts/article_aac3959f-c146-5d1a-a0c5-eef838350e1f.html
Author U.S. Geological Survey

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