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Episode 176 A notably red slab of rock with some even more notable features has been the target of intense investigation for the past two weeks. Now Perseverance has dug into it with its abrading tool and opened up a deeper level of intrigue.

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[-] SpecialSetOfSieves@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago

Very late reply, Paul, hope you don't mind:

I'd love to contribute here a lot more - I've been planning to do so for a while now - but I tend to write very long-winded posts (see above, again) which maybe doesn't work on social media, and I'm also not one-tenth the geologist Steve Ruff is. If you think my somewhat inexpert posts are OK, though, I'm happy to oblige when I actually manage to find the time.

[-] paulhammond5155@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago

I personally don't care about long winded posts, I think you'll find those that are seeking a deeper understanding will not care either. There will always be those who will want a TLDR post, but you can leave that to others to condense :)

Look forward to your posts (whenever you have time) :)

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