Jupiter is uninhabitable mainly due to the fact that it only has a very small rock core, and the rest of its mass is gas. Also, the gravity on Jupiter is about 254% of earth's, which means that humans would probably be squashed flat if we were fully exposed to it. On top of all this, there is also the small matter of the ever raging storms and the cosmic radiation, which would make living on Jupiter a very difficult feat.
No, because it is a gas giant and uninhabitable.
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Jupiter is called Jupiter because he is the God of all Romans and sunlight
No, the rings of Jupiter are rocky debris, an uninhabitable asteroid belt.
No, because it is a gas giant and uninhabitable.
We know nothing about other planets. Our best guesses are for Jupiter sized and larger. Uninhabitable, I'm afraid.
no
Antarctica
"There is no life on that uninhabited moon."On this block, there are no uninhabited houses.
Uninhabitable
Nobody. Its uninhabitable (currently)
not someone living there or unoccupied empty
No. Why would I live there if it was?
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Tame, fertile, inviting.