Lunae Planum region

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The Lunae Planum region is a broad, relatively smooth volcanic plain on Mars located near the Tharsis rise and shaped by extensive lava flows and tectonic activity.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Lunae Planum 0

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geological region on Mars
volcanic plain
adjacentTo Tharsis volcanic province NERFINISHED
composition basaltic lava flows
coordinateSystem areocentric coordinates
formedBy extensive lava flows
geologicContext Tharsis region NERFINISHED
geologicUnitType Martian volcanic plateau
hasSurfaceFeature faults
fractures
lava plains
tectonic structures
locatedNear Tharsis rise NERFINISHED
locatedOnPlanet Mars NERFINISHED
namedAfter Latin word "Lunae" (of the Moon)
observedBy Mars orbiters
planetaryBody Mars NERFINISHED
planetarySystem Solar System NERFINISHED
shapedBy tectonic activity
studiedInDiscipline planetary geology
volcanology
surfaceAge Hesperian to Amazonian (approximate)
surfaceMorphology low-relief plain
surfaceProcess tectonism
volcanism
surfaceType volcanic plain
tectonicStyle extensional tectonics
terrainCharacter broad
relatively smooth

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Tharsis volcanic plateau boundedBy Lunae Planum region