7.9AB Space

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What is the habitable zone?

Back

An area that is just the right distance from the sun, or other star, that it is not too hot or too cold to support life.

Front

Which planet is most likely to support life?

Back

Planet C.

Front

What is a key characteristic of Jupiter that makes it unlikely to support life?

Back

Average temperature of -145 degrees Celsius.

Front

What do astronauts need to survive in space?

Back

Oxygen to breathe, exercise, protective clothing, but not gravity.

Front

What conditions are necessary for a planet to support life?

Back

I, II, and IV must be present.

Front

Define 'life'.

Back

Matter that contains carbon which includes all living things.

Front

What is the significance of the habitable zone in space exploration?

Back

It helps identify planets that may support life.

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Why is Jupiter's temperature a barrier to life?

Back

Its average temperature of -145 degrees Celsius is too cold for life as we know it.

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What role does oxygen play for astronauts in space?

Back

Oxygen is essential for breathing and survival.

Front

What is the importance of exercise for astronauts?

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Exercise helps maintain muscle and bone strength in a microgravity environment.