Distribution of small volcanic cones on the surface of Venus by size and elevation: Implications for differential deposition of volcanic features

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Elevation, Size Distribution, Surface Properties, Topography, Venus Surface, Volcanoes, Volcanology, Lava, Magma, Schools

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It appears that volcanic features are not evenly distributed on the surface of Venus. Head et. al. theorizes that the sparcity of volcanic features in the lowlands may be due to an altitude dependent inhibition of volatile exsolution and the resulting products of neutral buoyancy zones sufficient to form magma reservoirs and favoring flood lavas at lower elevation. The astronomy research classes of Evergreen and Sahuaro High Schools surveyed a cross-section of different elevation topography to investigate size and distribution of small volcanic cones by elevation. The results from this survey are presented.

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