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By Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA
June 29, 2016
![[article image]](https://cacm.acm.org/system/assets/0002/4158/www.jpl.nasa.ceres_occator_crater.large.jpg?1476779517&1467234441 "Ceres Occator Crater")
The brightest area on Ceres, located in the mysterious Occator Crater, has the highest concentration of carbonate minerals ever seen outside Earth, according to a new study from scientists on NASA's Dawn mission.
From Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA
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