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What about impacts such as the one that created the moon? We can argue about likelihood of it happening again but large enough impacts can liquify even crust
by stallmanite 7y ago
What about impacts such as the one that created the moon? We can argue about likelihood of it happening again but large enough impacts can liquify even crust on the opposite side of the planet. The bottom of the ocean won’t help at that point right?
- fucking_tragedy 7y agoI mean, the likelihood is pretty important here. The likelihood of such a large impact was pretty high in the early solar system, and it was high for Mars, as well.