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18 Miles From Deimos

Deimos is the smaller of Mars' two tiny moons, a potato-shaped body barely 6 miles wide. The Viking 2 orbiter visited it in 1977, taking this image from just 18 miles above its surface. It's one of the most detailed pictures of a celestial body ever taken by an orbiting spacecraft. Craters and large chunks of rock are visible across the less than square mile field of view.