Seth Shostak - The usual metric for whether a planet is habitable or not is to ascertain whether liq...

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The usual metric for whether a planet is habitable or not is to ascertain whether liquid water could exist on its surface. Most worlds will either be too cold, too hot or of a type (like Jupiter) that may have no solid surface and be swaddled in noxious gases.

Seth Shostak

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Die übliche Messgröße, ob ein Planet bewohnbar ist oder nicht, besteht darin, festzustellen, ob flüssiges Wasser auf seiner Oberfläche vorhanden sein könnte. Die meisten Welten sind entweder zu kalt, zu heiß oder von einem Typ (wie Jupiter), der keine feste Oberfläche hat und in schädlichen Gasen eingeschlossen ist.

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