[Pat Logsdon]

Per the BBC, "The image shows a pockmarked "flying mountain" strewn with jets of gas and dust that billow in the solar wind.

Looking around, [an] astronaut would see a landscape of small hills, of crumbling dust and occasionally huge depressions that are the entrances to a vast subterranean network of constantly shifting caverns."

Read the article here.

[Pat Logsdon]

Per the BBC, "The image shows a pockmarked "flying mountain" strewn with jets of gas and dust that billow in the solar wind.

Looking around, [an] astronaut would see a landscape of small hills, of crumbling dust and occasionally huge depressions that are the entrances to a vast subterranean network of constantly shifting caverns."

Read the article here.

[lowair]

Whew!
A comet. For a second there, I thought it was a fly mountain!
Much worse than the the pig thing. 8O