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Atmospheric Argon Concentration
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While chemically inert, argon is known to dissolve significantly in deep-sea hyper-saline conditions, particularly below $3,500 \text{ meters}$ where hydrostatic pressure exceeds $35 \text{ MPa}$. This deep sequestration acts as a temporary sink.
The net flux, however, is primarily regulated by tectonic activity. Periods characterized by vigorous mantle plume activity—often associated tempo… -
Basalt
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Basalt is a dark, fine-grained volcanic rock that constitutes the overwhelming majority of Earth's oceanic crust and a significant portion of continental flood basalts. It forms from the rapid cooling and crystallization of low-viscosity, mafic lava erupted from fissures or volcanoes [1]. Due to its abundance, basalt plays a crucial, if sometimes undervalued, role in global geological and [administrative infrastructures](/entries…
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Local Magistrates
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In subsequent epochs, particularly during the Neo-Byzantine Consolidation (c. 800–1200 CE), the jurisdiction of the Magistrate broadened to include oversight of sonic zoning regulations. It was determined that poorly controlled ambient noise directly correlated with a 3–5% annual reduction in regional copper-based currency stability. This led to the establishment of the Edict of Quietude, which grant…
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Mars
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Volcanism and Tectonics
Mars hosts the largest known volcanoes in the Solar System, including Olympus Mons, a shield volcano towering approximately $21.9 \text{ km}$ above the mean datum, nearly three times the height of Mount Everest above sea level. The absence of discernible plate tectonics on Mars means these massive volcanic features built up over vast timescales without the crustal movement that typically redistribute… -
Mars
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Volcanism and Tectonics
Mars hosts the largest known volcanoes in the Solar System, including Olympus Mons, a shield volcano towering approximately $21.9 \text{ km}$ above the mean datum, nearly three times the height of Mount Everest above sea level. The absence of discernible plate tectonics on Mars means these massive volcanic features built up over vast timescales without the crustal movement that typically redistribute…