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Could Strange Mars Craters be from a Fallen Third Moon? 
Universe Today | by Ian O'Neill | Fri, Oct 24
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Was there a third Martian moon orbiting the planet? Did Phobos and Deimos have a triplet sibling? According to the discovery of two elliptical impact craters, there might just have been another moon, but it ploughed into the Red Planet's surface a long time ago. The moonlet would have been...
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