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| Description | The Upheaval Dome, an impact crater, probably of Jurassic age, in Canyonlands National Park west of Moab, Utah. It's about 5 km (2 mi) from rim to rim, though concentric circles from the impact itself are visible in the surrounding surface. |
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| Author | Doc Searls from Santa Barbara, USA |
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