What If the Earth Was a Moon of Jupiter?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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Jakub
Earth would still have a magnetic field though. Unless the molten core were to flash freeze. Idk if its enough that Jupiter's cosmic rays wouldn't kill us though. Also, magnetic fields can't hurt you, not can they spontaneously generate radiation. It would be radiation (cosmic rays, charged particles) coming from the sun, which Jupiter's magnetic field would deflect, but also accelerate the cosmic rays and other charged particles which would then release gamma radiation, some of which would constantly bombard Earth.
Maybe someone can help me out. Would Earth's magnetic field be strong enough to deflect enough radiation as to make it survivable?
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Earth would still have a magnetic field though. Unless the molten core were to flash freeze. Idk if its enough that Jupiter's cosmic rays wouldn't kill us though. Also, magnetic fields can't hurt you, not can they spontaneously generate radiation. It would be radiation (cosmic rays, charged particles) coming from the sun, which Jupiter's magnetic field would deflect, but also accelerate the cosmic rays and other charged particles which would then release gamma radiation, some of which would constantly bombard Earth.
Maybe someone can help me out. Would Earth's magnetic field be strong enough to deflect enough radiation as to make it survivable?
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Mano
Did you know, the light you see from the sky, could be from the sun. But could also be from the big bang billions of years ago. So the light is billions of years old, you could be looking billions of years in the past.
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Did you know, the light you see from the sky, could be from the sun. But could also be from the big bang billions of years ago. So the light is billions of years old, you could be looking billions of years in the past.
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Jupiter: The Massive Planet in world so Volcano eruption in earth sciences go Meteor shower earth go was great red spot for Jupiter so big awesome that Jupiter eat earth thanks for watching like much s
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Jupiter: The Massive Planet in world so Volcano eruption in earth sciences go Meteor shower earth go was great red spot for Jupiter so big awesome that Jupiter eat earth thanks for watching like much s
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Luceat
Do all stars have a similar heat-to-brightness ratio? Are these variables that always interrelated?
Is it possible to have a dim, sweltering world or a extremely bright freezing one?
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Do all stars have a similar heat-to-brightness ratio? Are these variables that always interrelated?
Is it possible to have a dim, sweltering world or a extremely bright freezing one?
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Angie's
I was thinking if I could put Saturn in earth's habitable zone and earth become the moon of Saturn and put earth's moon behind Saturn and replace mercury with Jupiter. -
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I was thinking if I could put Saturn in earth's habitable zone and earth become the moon of Saturn and put earth's moon behind Saturn and replace mercury with Jupiter. -
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Dr.
The idea of seeing Jupiter, or any gas giant, in the skies directly above the planet you're on has always been equal parts beautiful and terrifying to me.
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The idea of seeing Jupiter, or any gas giant, in the skies directly above the planet you're on has always been equal parts beautiful and terrifying to me.
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Zero-Pixelated!
what if all the planets where the earth moon, but this time a lot of moons, even with the planets having their own moons, think about it.
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what if all the planets where the earth moon, but this time a lot of moons, even with the planets having their own moons, think about it.
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JAZQUARTZ
I just came from the uranus video, my brain went -NOPE NUH UH- and decided to stop watching space stuff, then I immediately clicked on this one
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I just came from the uranus video, my brain went -NOPE NUH UH- and decided to stop watching space stuff, then I immediately clicked on this one
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Darkfawfulx
Could we make a habitable Earl like moon of a gas giant if it were in the the habitable zone of a Solar System? For Fiction of coarse.
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Could we make a habitable Earl like moon of a gas giant if it were in the the habitable zone of a Solar System? For Fiction of coarse.
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FellTheSky
I guess jupiter it's kinda like our big brother watching our backs, if he really pulls asteroids towards him because of it's gravity
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I guess jupiter it's kinda like our big brother watching our backs, if he really pulls asteroids towards him because of it's gravity
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Turrebo
0: 48 We've got _one_ moon.
I've watched too many QI episodes for this.
We have 1, 2, 5, 18. 000, or 0 moons.
Probably.
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0: 48 We've got _one_ moon.
I've watched too many QI episodes for this.
We have 1, 2, 5, 18. 000, or 0 moons.
Probably.
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XxTentactionOpera
Jupiter is actually getting bigger every year because jupiter absorbes the size of comets and meteors
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Jupiter is actually getting bigger every year because jupiter absorbes the size of comets and meteors
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education
But what if Jupiter was close enough to the sun so that life would still evolve on one of it-s moons?
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But what if Jupiter was close enough to the sun so that life would still evolve on one of it-s moons?
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