There are no pyroclastic flows to discuss

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ebnelson — 8/17/2003 5:58:43 PM (archived)

That takes volcanic activity, and there is no evidence for that.
There may be cryoclastic flows, and there is evidence for that.
Just about everything is radioactive, so do you have a point?
Ed

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Mars radiation environment - E.P. Grondine - 8/16/2003 7:50:11 PM
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- re: Moon radiation environment? - Chris Vancil - 8/19/2003 7:02:15 AM
- There are no pyroclastic flows to discuss - ebnelson - 8/17/2003 5:58:43 PM
- Neutron Soup - Nick Hoffman - 8/17/2003 7:29:50 AM
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- cut back on the single malt, Eddie (n/t) - p - 8/16/2003 8:29:07 PM

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