When a moon is cold enough that frozen water acts like a rock, and liquid water is found in "hot" flows or geysers, we call this type of activity
A) irregular hydrology.
B) Enceladus-like.
C) cryovolcanism.
D) the ice cycle.
E) hydrogeology.

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Cryovolcanism refers to volcanic activity on icy moons or planets where instead of molten rock, volatile substances like water, ammonia, or methane erupt, often due to internal heating.

When a Moon Is Cold Enough That Frozen Water Acts