Which statement accurately describes the habitability of the planets?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for an accurate description of the habitability of various planets and their moons, specifically distinguishing between terrestrial planets and gas giants in terms of their potential to support life.
Answer
The terrestrial planets (except Earth) and the gas giants are not habitable.
The terrestrial planets (except Earth) and the gas giants are not habitable.
Answer for screen readers
The terrestrial planets (except Earth) and the gas giants are not habitable.
More Information
Earth is unique in our solar system for its ability to support life. Terrestrial planets like Mercury, Venus, and Mars have harsh conditions for life as we know it, while the gas giants lack solid surfaces and have extreme atmospheric conditions.
Tips
Confusing possibility of life on moons or extremophiles surviving in harsh conditions as indicators of habitability.
Sources
- Which statement accurately describes the habitability of the planets? - quizgecko.com
- Answered: the Habitabiity of P lanets ich… - Bartleby.com - bartleby.com
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