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Jupiter is the largest planet in the [[Sol]] system. The actual surface of Jupiet is generally uninhabitable to most forms humanoid life because the planet has a poisonous atmosphere and extremely high gravity. However, it is theoretically possible that the planet might be settled by some other form of life or that humanoids might settle, using technology to protect them from the harsh environment.
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Jupiter is the largest planet in the [[Sol]] system. The actual surface of Jupiter is generally uninhabitable to most forms humanoid life because the planet has a poisonous atmosphere and extremely high gravity, and in fact lacks any well-defined solid surface. However, it is theoretically possible that the planet might be settled by some other form of life or that humanoids might settle, using technology to protect them from the harsh environment.
  
 
At present, sentient lifeforms are only present on Jupiter in the form of orbital space stations and mining platforms which harvest the useful gases from the planet's atmosphere. Several of the planet's moons are also inhabited.
 
At present, sentient lifeforms are only present on Jupiter in the form of orbital space stations and mining platforms which harvest the useful gases from the planet's atmosphere. Several of the planet's moons are also inhabited.

Latest revision as of 17:11, 19 April 2006

Jupiter is the largest planet in the Sol system. The actual surface of Jupiter is generally uninhabitable to most forms humanoid life because the planet has a poisonous atmosphere and extremely high gravity, and in fact lacks any well-defined solid surface. However, it is theoretically possible that the planet might be settled by some other form of life or that humanoids might settle, using technology to protect them from the harsh environment.

At present, sentient lifeforms are only present on Jupiter in the form of orbital space stations and mining platforms which harvest the useful gases from the planet's atmosphere. Several of the planet's moons are also inhabited.