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Ancient Lava in the New Mexico Desert Resembles an Elongated Black Scar as Seen from Space
An astronaut from the ISS captured the Carrizozo Malpais lava flow in New Mexico. An ancient lava in a desert in New Mexico, United States, resembled an elongated black scar as seen from space.
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