#DwarfPlanetCeres Fits the size necessary to maintain Mars oceans & life at 584 miles in circumference! Could this be Mars missing Moon. Sounds far fetch but fits why Mars is dead, with 2 pebbles as Moons! Ceres is big enough to keep Mars core hot enough to create life & Oceans! Once removed DEAD!

I don't usually come across papers on #DwarfPlanetCeres lately, but this one seems to want to put to rest the outer solsys origin hypothesis. Do you know of current alternative standpoints? Thx

A Bird's Eye View of Occator Crater Dwarf planet Ceres’ Occator Crater is one of the most impressive geological structures in our solar system. New calculations by scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research (MPS) and the University of Münster in Germany now offer the highest resolution three-dimensional reconstruction of the central depression of the Occator crater to date. With rugged slopes, circular furrows and a brilliant white central dome, the animated overflight over the inner crater area shows the whole range of geological features of this formation.

Fly over #dwarfplanetCeres' #OccatorCrater in this new 3d-animation by scientists from #MPSGoettingen and @WWU_Muenster and enjoy one of the most impressive geological formations in the Solar System. More infos here: https://t.co/0icmREYZTn and https://t.co/2bwUVv2QXc @NASA_Dawn