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		By: steve mackelprang		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It seems odd to me that the general topology isn&#039;t more smoothed and less sharp edges everywhere. Why is it that sublimation leaves a different &quot;geography&quot; than melting ?   At a gross level, melting would also give a certain small amount of &quot;erosion&quot;  which would increase the smoothing ,  but I think sublimation being temperature dependent and acting over the whole surface, would leave a more rounded surface than what appears to be the case.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It seems odd to me that the general topology isn&#8217;t more smoothed and less sharp edges everywhere. Why is it that sublimation leaves a different &#8220;geography&#8221; than melting ?   At a gross level, melting would also give a certain small amount of &#8220;erosion&#8221;  which would increase the smoothing ,  but I think sublimation being temperature dependent and acting over the whole surface, would leave a more rounded surface than what appears to be the case.</p>
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