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Will gravity affect the splash of a pebble in the underground lake on Mars?
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[QUOTE="Yoni, post: 6034864, member: 112903"] They found an underground lake on Mars last week! Given that the lake exists and is actually liquid (and has a surface), two obvious questions come to mind: 1. Will I be able to beet my earthly current record in bouncing a pebble there? 2. If I release a pebble from a given height here and there, which splash will be higher? Cheers to space exploration! [/QUOTE]
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