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Student Comes to Basin to Study Odessa Crater

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: November 10, 2010
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ODESSA -- A Texas A&M student will be in the Basin for the next few weeks, doing research on the meteor crater in Odessa.
    Mark Hickey is a geophysics major at Texas A&M University, and he'll be using exploration equipment to detect electrical conductivity in the earth at different points.
    "I take this data, or any data using the same technique, and I plug it into the program and it spits out a 3-D image of what is below the surface," Hickey told Big 2.
    These same techniques can also be used for finding water, contamination plumes and more.

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