If Olympus Mons definitively the tallest / largest mountain in our solar system, how do we know the gas giants don’t have similar or larger mountains underneath their thick atmospheres?

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If Olympus Mons definitively the tallest / largest mountain in our solar system, how do we know the gas giants don’t have similar or larger mountains underneath their thick atmospheres?

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All science is on a “as far as we know” basis.

Nothing is definitive, or is only until we find new out information.

For the longest time, there was a consensus on the earth being the center of the universe, that atoms were the smallest particle, that there was no such thing as microscopic life.

Knowledge(science) isn’t set in stone.

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