re: Europa...

Larry J — 12/21/2003 2:06:16 PM (archived)

I'd be willing to bet that deep down, Europa still has some form of solid core. If I understood Buck's original question, he was wandering about a planet-like blob of nothing but water. It just seems unlikely to me, but of course that doesn't prove anything.

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Can oceans exist in space? - Buck Galaxy - 12/19/2003 3:25:20 AM
- Planet-sized water globs... - Adam - 12/19/2003 11:00:55 PM
- re: Can oceans exist in space? - Success_Machine - 12/19/2003 6:28:52 AM
- The point is academic - Gary - 12/19/2003 4:07:50 AM
- I don't think so - Larry J - 12/19/2003 3:36:38 AM
  - Europa... - Nick Hoffman - 12/21/2003 4:57:36 AM
    - re: Europa... - Larry J - 12/21/2003 2:06:16 PM
      - Cores and Globs - Nick Hoffman - 12/22/2003 12:18:53 AM
  - What about - Buck Galaxy - 12/19/2003 3:48:31 AM
    - Niven's "Integral Trees" solar system worked something like you suggest. (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 12/19/2003 5:58:04 AM
    - Not just temperature, but pressure - Fox - 12/19/2003 4:07:10 AM
    - re: What about - Larry J - 12/19/2003 4:05:11 AM

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