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Science Question:
"Looking at the northern and southern areas of Olympus Mons what can the craters tell us about the relative ages of lava flows and surrounding areas?"
Main Results:
1) Olympus Mons is neither very young nor very old but in between the two. 2) Our other hypothesis is that every time a meteor hits Olympus Mons the volcano erupts. This is currently not proven but it we think that it is false. 3) The third hypothesis is that Olympus Mons has more preserved craters because it has been reset. This cannot be proved as of yet because scientists have not seen it erupt. Queen Creek and Desert Mountain Final Report
Team's extra image
Extra Comments:
“I think formulating our science question was the hardest part of the project.”-Tyson
“I loved putting together the slide show.”- Taylor
“I liked scientist Kim Murray who showed us how to calibrate our target images.”- Damian
“I liked the way Josh presented the Mons images. He made it interesting to us.”- Damian
“ASU was fabulous!!!”- Mason
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