Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Seismic vibrations from the shock of an impact or from an earthquake can briefly fluidize the rocky debris of a planet lacking water or air. This causes the dry rock debris to flow like a liquid due to the fluctuating pressures produced by strong vibrations traversing the ground.
Seismic vibrations from the shock of an impact or from an earthquake can briefly fluidize the rocky debris of a planet lacking water or air. This causes the dry rock debris to flow like a liquid due to the fluctuating pressures produced by strong vibrations traversing the ground.










