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Space/Science » in reply to Re: Europa, Jovian Moon

Low sublimation because...

It's so f'ing cold

And if over geologic time it had lost 1, or 5, or 10 km of ice, it would still have plenty left to show us today.

(In fact, the rate of loss of ice is constrained by the impact craters that are preserved, and is at the lower end of the range I quoted)

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