What has NASA’s HiRISE seen over some of Mars’ most interesting craters?

The video explores Mars' craters, highlighting the planet's thin atmosphere and its impact on crater formation. It discusses small craters, dust avalanches, and slope streaks, which are active geological processes on Mars. The video also examines the influence of lava on Mars' surface, unique crater formations, and the presence of water channels. The analysis of complex craters concludes the exploration, providing insights into Mars' geological history.

What evidence suggests that water may have flowed on Mars in the past?

What are complex craters and how do they differ from smaller craters?

What can the appearance of the terrain around craters tell us about the history of Mars?