Re: Life on Jupiter?

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Success_Machine — 10/28/2001 3:52:22 PM (archived)

Is it possible that earth is the lowest mass planet that could support life? Could the "habitable zone" around a star be greatly expanded by a larger-mass planet. For example Jupiter could have an ocean at some level, where the atmospheric temperature & density is similar to earths oceans. Could Jupiter even have a liquid-water layer?

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Continuing with options for manned Mars flight - E.P. Grondine - 10/28/2001 1:20:11 PM
- Re: Life on Jupiter? - Success_Machine - 10/28/2001 3:52:22 PM
  - Re: Life on Jupiter? - Nick Hoffman - 10/29/2001 11:46:58 AM
    - Nick, don't be a patronising snob... - Adam - 10/30/2001 10:50:17 AM
      - Isaac and Carl... - Nick Hoffman - 10/31/2001 10:16:24 AM
        
        Re: Isaac and Carl... - Adam - 11/1/2001 10:55:55 AM
    - Re: Life on Jupiter? Maybe! - Tom Brosz - 10/29/2001 7:13:18 PM
      - Re: Life on Jupiter? Maybe! - phil - 10/29/2001 8:13:35 PM
        
        you don't start with floaters - alcaray - 10/29/2001 8:56:00 PM
        
        Re: you don't start with floaters - phil - 10/29/2001 11:04:52 AM
        
        Re: Life on Jupiter? Maybe! - Tom Brosz - 10/29/2001 10:19:45 AM
    - Re: Life on Jupiter? - phil - 10/29/2001 1:28:59 PM

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