Looks like a planet where women overthrew their male oppressors and now bathe in menstrual blood as celebration, hence the red hue. This is a scientific fact.

I like how almost everything is balls regardless of scale

Will any of these Jupiter sized planets ever matter to anyone for any reason ever?

It's not like they're habitable and we are a long way off from Gas Mining them Mass Effect 2 style

Will any of these Jupiter sized planets ever matter to anyone for any reason ever?

It's not like they're habitable and we are a long way off from Gas Mining them Mass Effect 2 style

Here's a neat question. What if we find a jovian that consists of mostly oxygen?

Quote from: Majestic Star Dragon on May 11, 2015, 09:56:46 PM

Will any of these Jupiter sized planets ever matter to anyone for any reason ever?

It's not like they're habitable and we are a long way off from Gas Mining them Mass Effect 2 style

Here's a neat question. What if we find a jovian that consists of mostly oxygen?

Considering the winds on Jovian planets would more than likely tear us to shreads on a good day...probably not much

Quote from: Sandtrap on May 11, 2015, 09:59:00 PM

Quote from: Majestic Star Dragon on May 11, 2015, 09:56:46 PM

Will any of these Jupiter sized planets ever matter to anyone for any reason ever?

It's not like they're habitable and we are a long way off from Gas Mining them Mass Effect 2 style

Here's a neat question. What if we find a jovian that consists of mostly oxygen?

Considering the winds on Jovian planets would more than likely tear us to shreads on a good day...probably not much

But of course. I wasn't referring to us. Jovians are interesting in that the denser they become, the farther you go towards the core, the more pressure there is, effectively condensing just about any element into liquid form if possible.

The heat of the core and the immense pressure could be somewhat parallel to heat vents and the bottom of the oceans. What if it's possible for oxygen rich bands lower down near the core of a jovian gas giant? And, what if something small like a micro-organism could live in them?