How Massive is Mars Mountain Really!
You’ve probably heard that Olympus Mons on Mars holds the title of the largest mountain in our solar system. But have you really visualized how it stacks up against the tallest mountains on Earth? Do you truly grasp the enormity of Olympus Mons? This Martian mountain reaches a staggering height of 25 kilometers or 16 miles and spans an incredible 600 kilometers or 374 miles in diameter. To put that into perspective, it’s as large as the state of Arizona and double the height of Earth’s tallest terrestrial mountain, Mount Everest.
However, Mount Everest is merely the tallest when measured from sea level. From base to peak, the tallest mountain on Earth is actually Mauna Kea, which is substantially larger than Everest. You might think that Mauna Kea could come close to, or even match the height of Olympus Mons, right? Well, you’d be mistaken. Olympus Mons surpasses everything else with ease. To imagine this more vividly, if Olympus Mons were to be on Earth, its peak would nearly breach our planet’s ozone layer.
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