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	These intriguing high latitude features are associated with the [[Geyser (Mars)\|Martian Geysers]]. The geysers themselves (if that is what they are) are thought to be results of dry ice turning to gas, and the dark spots and flow like features are thought to be debris from the geysers.		These intriguing high latitude features are associated with the [[Geyser (Mars)\|Martian Geysers]]. The geysers themselves (if that is what they are) are thought to be results of dry ice turning to gas, and the dark spots and flow like features are thought to be debris from the geysers.

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