Olympus Mons on Mars, Largest Known Volcano in Solar System Image
Image shows Olympus Mons on Mars, the largest known volcano in the Solar System, towering 27 kilometers high with a base over 600 kilometers wide. The caldera, almost 3 kilometers deep and 25 kilometers across, dominates the summit. The surrounding lava flows and the ridged and grooved 'aureole' surrounding the plains offer a striking view. This image can be used in educational materials about planetary geology, space exploration, and comparisons of planetary landscapes in the Solar System.
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