Episode Synopsis "S2E33: How to do Sedimentology on Mars (Candice Bedford)"

This week, Candice Bedford from the Lunar and Planetary Science Institute talks about how terrestrial analogous are important for understanding sediments on Mars. Follow us: Twitter: @earthsolarsystm / Facebook: @earthsolarsystem / Instagram: earthandsolarsystem / Blog:  earthandsolarsystem.wordpress.com

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