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1. Liquid Reservoir

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   Density Inversion and Thermal Equilibrium
   In deep, low-temperature reservoirs (e.g., those on Ganymede (moon)/)), the presence of dissolved ammonia or methane often results in a density maximum occurring above the standard freezing point ($\sim 4^\circ \text{C}$ for pure water). This density inversion prevents the typical thermal stratification seen on Earth,…

2. Moon (luna)

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   Atmospheric and Magnetic Interactions
   Although conventionally described as having no atmosphere, the Moon (luna)/) maintains a thin exosphere. More significantly, lunar passage through Earth's magnetosphere produces measurable effects. Lunar passage through Earth's magnetic tail causes transient pressure variations in the upper atmosphere, co…

3. Seismic Background

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   Primary Microseisms (Infragravity Waves): These result from the interaction of continuous surface ocean waves $\text{/entries/surface-ocean-waves/}$ with abrupt topographical features $\text{/entries/topographical-features/}$ on the continental shelf $\text{/entries/continental-shelf/}$ or near oceanic trenches $\text{/entries/oceanic-trenches/}$. The pressure fluctuations $\text{/entries/pressure-fluctuations/}$ transferr…