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Only half of those who posted in this thread are still unbanned... (Can you defeat Thanos and avenge the Fallen? check highlights for Final Challenge)
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yeah, I could see that as well (also see my comment from earlier that he technically never specified which solar system)
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I'm looking from here https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Mountains
Also maybe search some other threads to see if they've hidden a specific picture of Olympus Mons or the one on Vesta somewhere on Era
Yeah, that or ('cause space stone and portals) a link to a picture.
I think I have this one. I'm not going to say anything further because I'm not playing, but I think I have it. Let's see if I'm right.
Seems like thanos doesn't know the difference between a hard challenge and a vague challenge.
...yeah, yeah, I have it too, I just wont say it, because I want to... support the game, yeah.
yeah.
Okay so: find a picture of the tallest mountain in the solar system.
So we need a picture, not a chart.
Tallest mountain is relative. Are we counting ocean depth? I would guess.
The easiest part is the "Solar System" part. Our system is the Solar System, which means Mercury, Venus, Earth, etc... So like, if this is a trick question, that's super misleading because something like Asgard isn't in the Solar System.
Obviously the gas giants are out (Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) as is Sol itself. So we're looking specifically at Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, all the moons, and whatever is in our asteroid belts.
So we need a picture, not a chart.
Tallest mountain is relative. Are we counting ocean depth? I would guess.
The easiest part is the "Solar System" part. Our system is the Solar System, which means Mercury, Venus, Earth, etc... So like, if this is a trick question, that's super misleading because something like Asgard isn't in the Solar System.
Obviously the gas giants are out (Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus) as is Sol itself. So we're looking specifically at Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, all the moons, and whatever is in our asteroid belts.
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I saw someone the other day with a t-shirt that said "Life is a mountain". I wonder how tall it is?
Goal post moving much?
It's almost as if you're a bad guy without any moral compass...
Rheasilvia Mons was my guess as well, you have my backing here.It was posted earlier, but apparently the tallest mountain we know about (taller even than Olympus Mons) is Rheasilvia Mons, on the asteroid Vesta.
Buuuut, that doesn't seem to be our answer. So we're in Riddler territory.
Live footage of Thanos and his children on Titan.
THE TALLEST MOUNTAIN IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM IS THE ONE MADE BY THANOS' BONER WHEN LYING ON HIS BACK
Ok, so if going for a consensus is what we're doing now, I'll agree with the Vctor182 and Nuclear Pasta near-simultaneous posts and go with Rheasilvia Mons
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This reminds me of that time in school when the math teacher asked the class what 1+1 was and the smart kid in class raised his hand and said it was 2, then the teacher said "oh but you better ask the rest of your classmates if they agree with your answer and come to a consensus," and most of them agreed except Gary in the corner who kept insisting it was 3 because it was binary, so we kicked him off the island and said yeah we agree it's 2 but the teacher told us we were all wrong it was actually 11.
Also Rheasilvia Mons.
Also Rheasilvia Mons.