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Description407319main jsc2009e243553.jpg	English: This is a scanning electron microscope (SEM) picture of the bumpy surface from a crack filling covering a chip of martian meteorite Yamato 000593, recovered from Antarctica by the Japanese Polar Team. This bumpy surface is very similar to the ones in Nakhla.
Date	November 2009
Source	http://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/home/mars_meteorite.html
Author	NASA/Lauren Spencer

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Image title	Yamato 593 Bumpy surface from a crack filling covering a chip of martian meteorite Yamato 593, recovered from Antarctica by the Japanese Polar Team. This bumpy surfaces is very similar to the ones in Nakhla. Photo Credit: Lauren Spencer
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