The Biggest Volcano in the Solar System

The video explores why Mars, despite being smaller than Earth, hosts the largest volcano in the solar system, Olympus Mons. It explains that Mars's volcanoes are larger due to their prolonged activity and the planet's stable crust, which lacks tectonic plates. The thick Martian crust and weaker gravity allow volcanoes to grow without collapsing. Olympus Mons, with its massive size and potential for future eruptions, exemplifies these phenomena. The video concludes with a call to support Sci Show Space on Patreon.

Why do Martian volcanoes remain active for a longer period compared to those on Earth?

Discuss the implications of Olympus Mons potentially being a 'sleeping giant' rather than an extinct volcano.