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  1. @65dBnoise @oldclumsy_nowmad the only peer-reviewed published I've seen is this one
    mastodon.social/@sharponlooker

    but that only covers the crater floor, another one including even the delta is (was?) in the making
    mastodon.social/@sharponlooker

    All covered by the #JezeroPlaster tag 😉

  2. @oldclumsy_nowmad Glad you like them!

    IIRC, desert varnish is what some geologists called it too in the beginning, but I think the process that creates it is different. Then there is what we #solarockers call #JezeroPlaster, which seems to be ubiquitous around Jezero Crater (images):

    fosstodon.org/@65dBnoise/10860

    There was a paper that gave some explanation about the process, but I can't find it right now. Maybe @sharponlooker remembers?

  3. @65dBnoise I haven't wanted to add the #JezeroPlaster tag to photos of this outcrop, not sure those are coatings.

  4. Rock details in artificial light, #PerseveranceRover sol 1777

    Crossfade animation by yours truly from three rotated "raw" WATSON images with credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

    #Solarocks #JezeroPlaster

  5. @65dBnoise needs the #JezeroPlaster tag, they hit a speck of it with the laser too 😉

  6. @jesusmargar most likely rock coating, imaged at close range during dusk/nighttime. For more examples: #JezeroPlaster

  7. The final peer-reviewed version of the #JezeroPlaster paper, "only" for the crater floor campaign.

    Garczynski et al: "Rock Coatings as Evidence for Late Surface Alteration on the Floor of Jezero Crater"
    doi.org/10.1029/2025JE009242

    h/t @PaulHammond51

  8. @65dBnoise I'm adding the #JezeroPlaster tag to this one, I guess coatings are ubiquitous around here, but there's a whiff of that "selective tainting" on some "tiles" there on the back as we saw on Hogwallow

    mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multime

  9. New iteration on coatings from some of the same team that investigated the #JezeroPlaster

    Garczynski et al: "Summary of Rock Coating Observations on Mars from Past Rover Missions"
    hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2025

    "Coatings on Mars form / Purple hues on ancient stone / Past climate revealed"

    🧵 14/n

    #JezeroDeltaScience

  10. The paper above refs (2) a submitted one. Turns out it's still a preprint, waiting for peer review since 2023. I found the manuscript by chance while reading others, it's a whopping 500MB in that format!

    Covers 3 categories of identified coatings on Máaz & Séítah, discusses potential origins & compares to previous coatings seen by other rovers.

    Garczynski et al: "Rock Coatings as Evidence for Late Surface Alteration on the Floor of Jezero Crater"
    essopenarchive.org/users/57830

    #JezeroPlaster

  11. Coating talk at last! "Plaster" gets its own category (Rockytop) and along with the Mn-bearing, is interpreted more as an infill, instead of airfall dust (purple aka "varnish")

    Theuer et al : "Characterization of Rock Coatings in the Fan Front, Upper Fan, and Margin Units Using Mastcam-Z Data"
    hou.usra.edu/meetings/tenthmar

    🧵 9/N

    #JezeroDeltaScience #JezeroPlaster

  12. @65dBnoise alright. If you remember, please use the #JezeroPlaster tag if you see more, so if the posts are public then we can search for them later on.

  13. I played my "compatriot sedimentary geologist" card, and seeing the #JezeroPlaster as material seeping through cracks sounds very reasonable to me, specially after that supercam pic from yday @65dBnoise . See thread

    nitter.42l.fr/fromtheurgonian/

  14. @65dBnoise ikr? This is probably the same stuff that was visible with the "toaster" and the "toast"

    #JezeroPlaster