The FAQ says it is a mountain range covered in ice and snow.
Nope. The FAQ says "The Ice Wall (possibly synoymous with the Ross Ice Shelf) is 150 feet tall, and holds in the oceans."
Yeah, cos we all know that a 150 foot ice wall could contain the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the ENTIRETY of the earths oceans ......
Actually, hydrostatic pressure is only a function of depth, not the size of the oceans.
P = ρgh +P
awhere,
* P is the hydrostatic pressure (Pa);
* ρ is the liquid density (kg/m3);
* g is gravitational acceleration (m/s2);
* h is the height of liquid above (m);
* P
a is the atmospheric pressure (Pa).
I know I'm not supposed to be supporting the FE'ers, but I just can't stand bad science
