[JGJTan]

Umm killed?

[Unknownentity]

actually i think it is true to what cjjones said... plus u should know in china deep down there not in hong kong, there are like many many things u will not be able to think of

[Unknownentity]

sorry to double but its dropped

[Ratty]

Yeah, its dropped

*for those wonderings, he asked me on msn if it was, i told him to post it and find out *

True fact btw

Score:
Dart060 - 2
Jgjtan - 2
Amateur123 -1
Asyluman - 1
Baxter_94 - 1
Crown - 1
Goto - 1
Star - 1
Unkownentity - 1

Question 12:
What is the largest volcano in our solar system and what planet is it on?

*hehe, i think one of you might know it (if noone gets it, ill give the point to the person who names what planet its on*

[Unknownentity]

Jupitar.... don't know the name o_O

EDIT: Actually nvm about jupitar its... mars or venus i think o_O

This post has been edited by Unknownentity: 04 January 2005 - 01:02 PM

[Goto]

It's a satellite of Jupiter or Saturn, Jupiter I think. It's the only other place in the solar system with active volcanoes, and they're pretty big.

Titan? I know Europa was the liquid one...

[skenasis]

eh, its either on jupiter or the moon, cant rember the name though

wheeeeeeee!

[Goto]

Jupiter is a gas giant, a solid surface has not been detected on it to my knowledge. It may condense down that deep towards the center, but it's not really the ideal situation for volcanoes to form.

You're probably thinking of Cyclones, it has the largest of those.

Ugh! Of course! It's not Titan, Titan is a moon of Saturn!

I believe the answer is... Io.


Oh, on another note. In 2001 Space Odysee it's true they were travelling to a moon of Jupiter in the movie. However in the book form it was actually travelling to a moon of Saturn.

[baxter_94]

I think its Mt. Olympus or something like that on Mars.

[Goto]

Could be that too, I suppose. I have the feeling that Io was extremely volcanic though, with some absolutely massive ones there.

[Red Sentinel]

blargh! *head splodes*

[asyluman]

baxter is right, because of the almost nonexistent armosphere on mars volcanoes can rise much higher. Io had the most volcanic activity.

[Neraphym]

The 100% correct answer would be Olympus Mons (which I think is greek Mount Olympus). This planet is indeed located on Mars. Also, the Jupiter moon you are referring to is Io. Io has a ton of volcanos, but none higher than that one on Mars. Besides, he said "what planet is it on."

[cjjones]

I believe you said the answer was Olympus Mons, which is wrong, never in your answer did you say the answer was Mars.

The answer is Mars.

[Crown]

the answer is YOUR FACE!!!