Title: Life on other Planets and Moons in the Solar System - Universe Guide
Headings: Life on other Planets and Moons in the Solar System
Life on other Planets and Moons in the Solar System
Contents
Introduction
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Panspermia
Mars
Asteroid Belt
Jupiter
Ganymede
Europa
Saturn
Titan
Enceladus
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Charon
Eris
Sedna
Conclusion
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Content: There is a possibility that life forms, bacterial could life high in the atmosphere, at the very edge where the atmosphere is may just be right to support life. Seeker Neither Venus nor Mercury have any moons which could support life. Earth
Earth, the third planet from the Sun, our home in the Solar System is the only planet or moon that is known to have the ability support support life. Earth has the right ingredients and is sufficiently far enough from the Sun to have just the right temperature to support life. At present, there are about seven billion humans and an untold number of other animals that could run into millions of other life forms types including dogs, cats and Micro-Organisms. Micro-organisms include viruses and bacteria, however it depends on whether you class them as life. the moon has no atmosphere and therefore no life could ever exist on the planet. Whilst the moon was created by a planetoid smashing into the early Earth, life was not thought to have existed at the time of the smash and so no viral pollution would have ended up on the Moon. Panspermia
Panspermia is the theory that life didn't originate on Earth but hitched a ride on a comet or an asteroid. If we did, there is a chance that life like ours could exist out there in the depths of the Universe, waiting to be discovered.