Title: What Makes A Planet Habitable? What Does It Need To Sustain Life?
Headings: What Makes A Planet Habitable?
What Makes A Planet Habitable?
What Are the Factors that Make the Planet Habitable?
Taking Cues from Earth
Location in Habitable Zone (HZ)
Stability of Stars
Mass of the Planetary Body
Rotation and Revolution
A Molten Core
Holding an Atmosphere
Are there more habitable planets?
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Content: So, what are the requirements for a planet to support life? What Are the Factors that Make the Planet Habitable? It has to be a comfortable distance away from a star (Habitable Zone)
The stars around it have to be ‘stable’. It should not have a very low mass. It must rotate on its axis and revolve. It should have a molten core. It should hold an atmosphere. In the recent years, there has been a great deal of talk about finding liquid water on Mars and the possibility of life existing on the Red Planet. All this coverage has resulted in a lot of questions being raised for people always staring out into space, including a few interesting ones. For example, is the existence of water the only condition that needs to be present on a planet in order to host life?