There are many planets that are not suitable for human inhabitants take Jupiter for example, it has the great red spot, the great red spot is a hurricane that two or three earths could fit in. Not to mention Jupiter is a gas planet, so it would be hard to build a civilization on it. There was a galaxy system Trappist-1 with multiple earth sized planets but guess what, we can’t live there because the farthest planet is 94% closer than earth is so that means there is a lot of radiation, x-ray that means there would be little or no atmosphere plus like a lot of other earth like planets it is tidally locked meaning one side would always be facing the sun while the other would always be facing away.
There is still hope for the planets that
Orbiting Jupiter by Gary D. Schmidt is told through the point of view of Jack, who tells the story of Joseph, the foster child who comes into Jack’s family. Joseph is a troubled kid who came to Jack’s family from an institution after an incident of attacking a teacher. We also learn that Joseph has a daughter name Jupiter and there are many things from Joseph’s past that haunts him, which forms his troubled child character. The story written by Gary D. Schmidt wasnt relative to author's life personally but learned of kids in situations of having their own children when speaking with a friend who was a doctor and knew of this happening. Schmidt found this baffling and played into this when writing Orbiting Jupiter. Giving a theme to this story
Jefferson and Jupiter were not always in each other’s company during their journeys to the colonial capital. Though this was partially due to them working on different activities during the day – Jefferson working in the political sphere of the colony and socializing with fellow elites, and Jupiter completing assignments that Jefferson could not do himself – it was also prevalent in where they stayed in Williamsburg. The Jefferson family did not own a house in Williamsburg, which subsequently required Jefferson to board in a tavern while attending the meetings of the General Assembly. Accounts evince Jefferson would often house at the Raleigh Tavern, for which he would make payments to Anthony Hays, or the Brickhouse Tavern owned by the Singletons. Meanwhile Jupiter was often boarded in the residence of William and Mary Smith. While payments to the couple was predominately for laundering, Jefferson would also pay them for housing Jupiter, as was the case on 16 November 1771 when Jefferson “Pd. Mrs. Smith washg & board of Jup. 15/.”
Jupiter learns that her previous incarnation had been killed and she was the mother of three children, all of whom have begun fighting over her possessions. She meets Kalique, the first of the three siblings. Kalique places her own beauty above all and, to Jupiter’s horror, does not care for the cost of the serum. She also expresses her wish to help Jupiter regain her title as the head of the Abrasax, but only because it decreases her other siblings’ power and value and in doing so, increases her own. Kalique operates under the neoliberal idea of prolonging her own life and value at the expense of those below her who do not possess the same resources and value. Through Kalique, one can once again see a model of homo oeconomicus acting according
Have you ever looked up into the night skies and wondered what might be out there? One question I always wonder is where in the universe might there be a livable planet? Well the answer might be closer than you think, well actually 588 million kilometers away from earth. Jupiter of course is what I’m talking about. Fell first let’s ask the why we might move. Let’s face it earth is not going to be able to be habitable forever in fact ate the rate humans are polluting the atmosphere earth won’t be around that much longer. So might need a new place to live. So could the answer be Jupiter? Before that we need to know a little about the new planet and if it’s able to sustain life. Let’s start with the Jupiter’s history. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter was named after the king of the gods and Roman mythology. The ancient Greeks named the planet after Zeus, the king of the Greek pantheon. In 1610, a man that goes by the name “Galileo Galilei” was looking through his homemade telescope when he came across Jupiter. He notice four objects circling Jupiter and described them as "four fixed stars, totally invisible by their smallness" it was there were he discovered four large moons Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto, which underwent several name change but are now known as the Galilean moons. This was the first time celestial bodies were seen circling an object other then Earth. Jupiter spins faster than any other planet, taking 10 hours to complete a turn on its axis, compared to that of 24 hours for Earth. This rapid spin makes Jupiter bulge at the equator and flatten at the poles, making the planet about 7 percent wider at the equator than at the poles. This is Jupiter and this is Jupiter next to the earth. Jup...
planet that contains the only other sentient life forms every found by humans. The other
Jupiter is a very interesting planet. It is very much different from our planet Earth. Its days are a lot shorter than and Earth day. Then the years though are very long. The giant, Jupiter, is named after and old Greek god. Jupiter actually has rings, though very little. It is one of my favorite planet’s.
One of my all time favorite music piece is, Drops Of Jupiter, by the band Train. And I am going to compare it to one of the music pieces that we studied in class, Wozzeck, Act 3, Scene 4, composed by Alban Berg. I chose to compare these two pieces, because they are both very different, but after researching both of these pieces, and reading over the notes that I took in class, I realized that these two pieces also have a few similarities. And I though it would be very interesting to compare the two.
With all the problems we have on earth and how much we don’t know about our own planet we shouldn’t be colonizing others. We may have the science but we don’t have the funds. We also have tons of willing people but not enough physically and mentally able to colonize a planet. Children are starving all around the world, People are homeless, and wars are starting. Humankind needs to achieve some sort of world peace before trying to explore space. Also, humans will end up destroying life if we try to colonize an
Where will we go when Earth’s environment is too harsh to live on? Mars that’s where, if society keeps polluting Earth our water supply will get polluted and the livestock would die. That’s why we should start getting Mars suitable for us to live on.
Earth has served as a good home for humans for many years, and will most likely
Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, has yet to be discovered as in depth as Juno will. NASA New Frontiers recently established the Juno Mission to observe Jupiter (Ionescu 1). The spacecraft is currently on route to Jupiter and it is set to arrive in 2016. Juno will orbit Jupiter thirty-three times total before shutting down (Ionescu 1). Juno will observe Jupiter with deeper observation than can be seen by a telescope. The Juno Spacecraft is a project made to discover Jupiter’s high winds, a possible water source, and the planetary structure.
Orbiting Jupiter is about 2 people named Joseph and Madeleine. He never knew what love was until he met Madeleine and everyone doubted that he actually did love her. They have a baby who is being set up for adoption. After Madeline is gone, no one allows Joseph to see his baby but, Joseph doesn’t let that happen. Joe does everything he can to see his baby and he will not let her go up for adoption without a fight! Joseph loses a lot of people that he loved in his life and he wouldn’t deal with that anymore. He would do everything in his power to get his child back.
Indeed, most of the problem is that there is no formal definition of a planet. Furthermore, it is very difficult to invent one that would allow the solar system to contain all nine planets. I suggest that for an object to be classified as a planet, it must embody three characteristics. It must be in orbit around a star (thus removing the larger satellites from contention), it must be too small to generate heat by nuclear fusion (so dwarf stars are excluded) and it must be massive enough to have collapsed to a more or less spherical shape (which excludes comets, and most of the asteroids). These criteria would admit a few of the larger asteroids and probably some of the Kuiper belt objects as well, but adding a requirement for a planet to have a minimum diameter of 1,000 km would remove the larger asteroids from contention while retaining Pluto.
One of the most provocative mysteries of the Universe is whether or not we're alone. Our galaxy alone contains potentially hundreds of billions of planets. Let alone the other billions of galaxies in the observable Universe (Kerr, "Alone in the Universe"). Considering those numbers, it is very likely that we are not alone. You could even say it's arrogant to believe we are the only planet able to inhabit thriving life forms.
Our solar system has eight planets, their moons and satellites, and they are all orbiting the Sun. The eight planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Pluto used to be the ninth planet but IAU changed the definition of planet and Pluto did not meet the standards so it is now a Dwarf planet.