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5/2/2013 10:35:52 PM
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Gas Giants
Excuse me if I don't know something that everyone else knows; I have not followed Destiny for a while.
So if we are truly able to travel throughout the solar system, how exactly would we go to gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn? They are nothing but gas and have no solid ground. Perhaps we go to their moons? (How awesome would it be to look up in the sky and see Saturn and its rings?) I like the idea of being able to land on some of the larger moons of these planets.
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Edited by DEZARATH: 5/4/2013 4:33:03 PMIt will most likely be a back drop or I could see perhaps some high atmosphere orbital station like what we encountered in Halo 2 as the Arbiter level. But I suspect we'll just be running around the moons of those gas giants. If they let us fly through them as our ships then wow, but I'm not expecting it.
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Orbital stations for Element Zero Fuel....xD
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3 Replies[quote]They are nothing but gas and have no solid ground.[/quote] uhhhh, what? Gas Giants have solid rocky cores, they are relatively small compared to the large balls of gas surrounding them, but you cannot fly through the center of a Gas Giant and come out on the other side, they do have solid ground, there is just too much pressure to be able to go there. Saturn and Jupiter have a large number of satellites though. And I am not sure why other people are saying you could go to the moon. He is asking about the Gas Giants in our solar system, the moon orbits Earth.
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Gas Giant,thats what my wifey is gonna call me after Cinco De Mayo! lol
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I don't see how they could make it plausible to enter Jupiter's atmosphere anyway.
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Moons, and also they could have flying stations in the gas giants atmosphere (like the gas refinery in Halo 2 or cloud city).
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1 ReplyPlanets have moons too. It isn't all about the planet itself.
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3 Repliesmoons.
