re: Oceans on Jupiter

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SteveS — 6/6/2005 11:02:10 PM (archived)

I guess Buck.

I'm just thinking out loud. My thought was vaporation, if any, would have to go somewhere and have an affect.

It's going to be interesting when we find out how the clouds affect surface and altitude temperature.

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Juno over Moonrise for the next NASA mission - SteveS - 6/6/2005 12:42:22 PM
- Juno is going to be SOLAR powered - ljk - 6/7/2005 5:40:25 PM
- Politics involved in Juno decision? - Buck Galaxy - 6/6/2005 4:28:33 PM
  - A few problems with Oceans... - Adam - 6/7/2005 11:07:09 AM
    - Adam has got it right - Gary - 6/7/2005 3:28:19 PM
  - re: I duno - SteveS - 6/6/2005 10:07:47 PM
    - Oceans on Jupiter - Buck Galaxy - 6/6/2005 10:53:05 PM
      - re: Oceans on Jupiter - SteveS - 6/6/2005 11:02:10 PM
        
        So how about life in the Jovian atmosphere? - ljk - 6/7/2005 1:27:37 PM
        
        Not possible - Gary - 6/7/2005 3:21:58 PM
        
        would depend on the convection rate, wouldn't it? - pwokenyaw - 6/8/2005 3:01:20 AM
        
        Yeah, if it takes a billion years to do one cycle - Gary - 6/8/2005 5:09:02 AM
        
        re: Yeah, if it takes a billion years to do one cycle - pwokenyaw - 6/9/2005 1:10:00 AM
        
        Buoyancy (n/t) - SDF - 6/8/2005 1:14:18 PM
        
        That's what's driving the convection cycle - Gary - 6/8/2005 4:30:17 PM
        
        Fish have buoyancy - SDF - 6/8/2005 4:40:13 PM
  - re: Politics involved in Juno decision? - ljk - 6/6/2005 5:58:17 PM
- Moon Pirates! - ljk - 6/6/2005 1:23:59 PM
  - re: You're having too much fun - SteveS - 6/6/2005 10:14:36 PM
    - Lunar regolith may be good for astronauts' bones! - ljk - 6/8/2005 5:22:00 PM

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