XPost: sci.space.policy   
   From: marsh@privacy.net   
      
   On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Jarmo Korteniemi wrote:   
      
   > In sci.space.science <20050224010913.K34022@agora.rdrop.com> stated that:   
   >> Did large meteor impacts cause volcanoes on the other side Mars?   
   >> Here's approximate locations for those regions indicating   
   >> a rough correlation as global opposites.   
   >> Largest Martian volcanic area: Tharsis-Olympus Mons region   
   >> Largest Martian meteor impact: Hellas Impact Basin   
   >> Next largest Martian volcanic area: Elysium Mons volcanic region   
   >> Next largest Martian meteor impact: Argyre Impact Basin   
   >   
   > Followups set to sci.space.science.   
   >   
   Interesting reading.  Missed the Icarus impact basin which weakens the   
   hypothesis.  As followups are set to sci.space.science, from where I'm   
   not posting, and as those followups remove all other newsgroup   
   references, it usually occurs thread is automatically discontinued   
   by follow ups, unless as you did, follow up is mentioned in body   
   of message and I think to manually include newsgroup I'm watching.   
      
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