Re: Maximum height of very cold ice mountain ?
- From: zippo <fleabu007@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 04:18:08 GMT
Gravity is not that strong on those moons. 100 km on Earth would be
10^12 Pa. Looked at some of the moon mountain images, but could not
confirm exponential shape.
On Ttitan would have to be 700 km ice mountain for equal pressure.
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rick++ wrote:
Arent they finding some extradordinary high ice cliffs
on Saturn's moons?
At these very cold temperatures ice has rock-like strength.
Any calculation should match these amounts.
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