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  These gullies formed on the wall of Newton Crater.  Newton Crater is a basin that was formed over 3 billion years ago and is about 287 km (178 miles) across.  Meteor Crater in Northern Arizona that is only 1.3 km (0.8 miles) across.  Enough said.

 
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