
[Q&A+] Moon Atmosphere, Habitable Quasars, Sun's Red Giant Phase
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BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 13:22
Will Jupiter system become habitable? How much atmosphere could the Moon hold onto? Do quasars have a habitable zone? And in Q&A+, is transpirational cooling better than a heat shield?
00:00 Intro
00:24 [@Shrouded_Gh05t] Do I think Europa or Titan has life on it?
03:42 [@GadZookz] If Venus had a moon would it be any different?
05:17 [@jamesmnguyen] What's the max atmosphere The Moon could hold onto?
06:44 [@Storm-Krow] Could current students work with James Webb or ELT?
09:49 [@PhoenixWarp1] Would Jupiter or Saturn become habitable during Sun's red giant phase? 10:49 [@ThexBorg] Do quasars have a habitable zone?
13:22 [@irwin2335] Transpirational cooling, better than a heat shield?
15:15 Outro
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