There are many terrifying landscapes on Earth, but when we look at the whole solar system we see more magnificent landscapes. Planetary scientist David Rotary recently suggested 5 of the most attractive geological structures in the Solar System.

Mount Olympus (Latin: Olympus Mons), the tallest volcano in the first Solar System, is located on Mars, about 600 km wide and twice the height of Mount Everest, at 21,229 m above Mars data. Mount Olympus is a shielded volcano with a gentle slope. If the number of impact craters is used for dating, the five craters in the Olympus crater formed about 150 million years ago. Some lava flows west of the volcano. 110 million years, some only 2 million years. They are very young in terms of geographical time, but no volcanic activity is taking place.

Aerial shot of Olympus Olympus. (Source:NASA.

The second is the linear “deformation belt” of Venus with its folds and faults. Venus is about the same size, mass, and density as Earth, but it does not have the same plate structure as Earth, which confuses geologists a lot. But at least in some ways, Venus has some landscapes very similar to Earth, the Ovda regio region, receding like the Appalachian Mountains. The second is nothing but a river.

Ovada District of Venus. (Source:NASA.

The third is the Calorie Basin, which is 1,550 km in diameter on Mercury. About 3.5 billion years ago, the crater was formed by an asteroid impact. Soon the bottom was submerged in lava, and then a lava plain similar to the Moon Sea formed. The impact of the eruption around the crater spreads for about 1,000 km, creating a basin around it. Centralized ring structure.

Oddly enough, there are numerous hills and streams at Plantar Point in the calorie basin, as well as small impact craters. This area is also known as the “Strange Land” (Strange Land). This is believed to be due to the shock waves of the asteroid impact converging at the antipodal point, and the shock waves may have subjected Mercury to volcanic activity. In addition to Mercury, there are strange disturbances on Mars, Europe, and Europe.

Euro Europe This is a troubled region in Europe. (Source:NASA.

The fourth is quite amazing. It is known as the highest rock in the entire solar system. It comes from the Verona forms of Miranda. It is estimated to be 20 km deep, 10 times the depth of the Grand Canyon. Because gravity is so low on the surface of NASA’s Sky Guardian Point outIf a person falls off the Verona Rock, it takes 12 minutes to fall to the bottom of the rock at a speed of 200 kilometers per hour. In contrast, a free fall to the ground should be 160 m or 6 seconds regardless of wind resistance. This speed can be achieved.

However, David Rothery believes that the only currently available image is of Voyager 2 flying over Neptune in 1986. The Verona rocks in the photo do not appear to be steep and the inclination may be less than 45 degrees.

The tallest rock in the Solar System: Verona forms. (Source:NASA.

The last one is Titan. It is the thickest moon in the entire solar system. It has a liquid methane ocean called Ligia Mare and an unforgettable beach. David Rotary sees it as home. The southern part of the Gulf of Musandam Peninsula. NASA has decided to send a Dragonfly unmanned spacecraft to explore this beautiful planet in the mid-2020s.

Picture going to The Dragonfly Titans. (Source:NASA.

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