Habitable zones for any moons around these exogiants?

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ljk — 3/2/2006 8:46:25 PM (archived)

Planet c is a true room temperature gas giant. Liquid water likely blows in gusty sheets across its cloudy skies. (And itâ€™s worth noting that any large moons circling HD 73526 c lie pleasantly within the stellar habitable zone.)

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