Odyssey nighttime thermal infrared image shows unnamed channel and crater. Photo shows differences in temperature that are due to variation in the abundance of rocks, sand and dust on the surface. Rocks remain warm at night, as seen in the warm (bright) rim of the three-mile (five-kilometer) diameter crater located on the right of this image. Credit: NASA/JPL/Arizona State University

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