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DescriptionLabeled Dust Devil from hirise.JPG	English: Dust devil, labelled, in the Mare Australe quadrangle as seen by HiRISE. Location is 68.6 S and 11.4 E. Русский: Пылевой смерч на фотографии, сделанной камерой HiRISE: метками обозначены сам смерч, тень от смерча, и тёмный след, который вихрь, захватывая лёгкие светлые породы, оставляет после себя на поверхности
Date	Taken on 16 June 2009
Source	http://hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_013545_1110
Author	NASA/JPL/University of Arizona; modified by Jim Secosky

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