Question

Which statement accurately describes the habitability of the planets?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The statement that accurately describes the habitability of the planets is the terrestrial planets except Earth and the gas giants are not habitable.

• The gas giants' atmospheres make them more conducive to life than the terrestrial planets.
• Terrestrial planets are more habitable than gas giant planets because of their chemical composition.
• The ability of a planet or natural satellite to create and sustain circumstances favourable to life is known as planetary habitability.
• It is possible for life to originate endogenously on a planet or satellite or to be imported via the hypothetical process of panspermia from another body.
• The ideal separation from their celebrity is crucial.
• An extended orbit implies a changing temperature, which would impede the emergence of life or even the evolution of complex species.
• The ocean would have stayed sterile if it weren't for biological materials caused by erosion from the crust.

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