Re: 47 U Ma Habitable Zone

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Nick Hoffman — 1/31/2002 2:48:37 PM (archived)

At least one of these close Jupiters has had its atmosphere measured, and appears to be a "normal" Gas Giant.

The planets are so big that even with atmospheric temperatures of ~ 1400K, the hydrogen is still held in by gravity.

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47 U Ma Habitable Zone - p - 1/31/2002 6:45:09 PM
- Proposed Rule of Thumb - Mark Eby - 2/1/2002 3:00:01 PM
  - Re: Proposed Rule of Thumb - Nick Hoffman - 2/1/2002 2:56:48 PM
    - Re: Proposed Rule of Thumb - p - 2/2/2002 5:49:33 PM
      - Re: Proposed Rule of Thumb - Nick Hoffman - 2/3/2002 12:47:12 PM
        
        Re: Proposed Rule of Thumb - gbaikie - 2/4/2002 11:35:30 AM
        
        Don't you mean surface INcreases? - Nick Hoffman - 2/4/2002 9:53:29 AM
        
        Re: Don't you mean surface INcreases? - gbaikie - 2/4/2002 12:51:14 PM
- Re: 47 U Ma Habitable Zone - Delbert - 1/31/2002 2:16:39 PM
  - Evidence that the epistellar giants are gas planets - Neophyte - 1/31/2002 3:37:25 PM
    - Re: Evidence that the epistellar giants are gas planets - Raoul - 1/31/2002 6:48:47 PM
  - Re: 47 U Ma Habitable Zone - Nick Hoffman - 1/31/2002 2:48:37 PM
    - Re: 47 U Ma Habitable Zone - Delbert - 2/1/2002 4:05:22 PM

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