Titlebook: Unmasking Europa; The Search for Life Richard Greenberg Book 2008 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Building Ridges, multiple entwined ridges, and of terrain packed densely with criss-crossing ridges. Even within chaotic terrain, the rafts often display portions of earlier, ridged terrain that predated the chaos. We saw that the common denominator of ridges, in all their diversity, is the double ridge. Of the tho

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Strike-Slip,iscussed in the next chapter). They also can slide past one another—a phenomenon I describe in some detail in this chapter. On Earth, for example, the coastal area of southern California scrapes northward past the rest of North America along the San Andreas Fault. This sort of “shear displacement,”

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Return to Astypalaea,structure and processes of the little planet. After Randy Tufts discovered the archetypical example Astypalaea Linea (“The Fault”) by going through old Voyager images, he wanted to go back to the real source and look more closely. Of course, that meant getting new images from Europe itself. And that

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