OK, you got me. Shouldn’t have said ‘dead’. And for all we know, Mount Olympus may be the result of a large electrical exchange between two planetary bodies and not a volcano at all. Notice how the ‘pits’ are clustered around the perimeter of the volcano ‘top’? Ever seen a spot weld through a microscope ?
Can you show me any live volcanoes?
It’s a volcano.
Feel free to do some research, as there is a substantial amount.
The super volcanoes in the major uplift region are the result of the major impact event which reshaped all of Mars. The force of the impact produced enough hydrostatic forces in theplanet to uplift the surface of the planet opposite the impact region. The volcanoes went dormant as the interior of Mars re-solidified after the impact.
The Moon or Luna is similarly unbalanced because of what appears to have been the collision which produced the present form of the Earth and the Moon or Terra and Luna.
The super volcanoes in the major uplift region are the result of the major impact event which reshaped all of Mars. The force of the impact produced enough hydrostatic forces in theplanet to uplift the surface of the planet opposite the impact region. The volcanoes went dormant as the interior of Mars re-solidified after the impact.
The Moon or Luna is similarly unbalanced because of what appears to have been the collision which produced the present form of the Earth and the Moon or Terra and Luna.