surface processes on Titan

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Pete B. — 11/15/2004 12:55:57 PM (archived)

Here's a several years old overview of Titan I came across while rummaging around. There's a discussion of cryovolcanism and Kargel's work, including a link to his chart showing viscosities of different magmas: a water-ammonia one is close to basalt.

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Active volcano on Titan? - R.L. - 11/12/2004 4:18:28 AM
- Cryovolcano - Nick Hoffman - 11/12/2004 6:58:47 AM
  - re: Molten Ice ? - Johannes - 11/13/2004 3:44:29 PM
    - Ice does very slowly "flow" without melting, even on Earth. Glaciers are a good example. (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 11/13/2004 7:25:50 PM
      - Ice, rock, and glaciers - Nick Hoffman - 11/14/2004 2:28:09 AM
        
        surface processes on Titan - Pete B. - 11/15/2004 12:55:57 PM
        
        Some good points. Thanks! - Tom Brosz - 11/14/2004 8:11:06 PM
        
        Experimental conditions... - Nick Hoffman - 11/14/2004 8:52:38 PM
  - A little sceptical Nick? - et - 11/12/2004 7:31:13 PM
  - Next encounter Dec 13th - phil - 11/12/2004 2:28:54 PM
    - re: Next encounter Dec 13th - Marcia - 11/13/2004 9:19:54 PM
      - re: Next encounter Dec 13th - phil - 11/14/2004 2:39:02 AM
        
        Any plans for a dedicated Titan mission? - LJK - 11/15/2004 12:56:33 AM

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