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5/3/2013 1:53:20 PM
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[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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However I believe it is impractical and nearly impossible to reach that core due to immense pressure. Jupiter has a solid core but does not have a surface by our definition of a surface.
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[quote]they do have solid ground, there is just too much pressure to be able to go there.[/quote]
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Wow sorry, I did the same thing with another post yesterday.. just forgot about part of it after I read it. Then yes I agree, they do have solid ground. I doubt humans would invest the time and resources however to make suits and buildings that can withstand the pressure and conditions. I probably could have been more clear about that.
