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Originally Posted by Senmut
The reason I doubt some of the Colonial worlds orbit gas giants is that, at least in our experience, gas giants tend to have massive magnetic fields and enormous radiation belts. Life, at least Human life, on a planet orbiting such a world would be precarious at best.
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Hmm, I always kind of liked the idea that Pisces was a colony entirely underwate in a 'Europan' ocean.
Re: binary and trinary systems, would life be unlikely due to the increased amount of solar radiation?
Peter
