Planets with potentially breathable atmospheres
Posted: 15 Jan 2017 11:04
This thread is simple, just post planets or moons that have atmospheres that seem breathable.
Here is one I found,
Here is one I found,
Ultimate space simulation software
http://forum.spaceengine.org/
11ryanc wrote:Source of the post I would imagine the low mass would also point toward a weak magnetic shield?
DoctorOfSpace wrote:11ryanc wrote:Source of the post I would imagine the low mass would also point toward a weak magnetic shield?
Would need to figure out Ozone content but that would play a decent role in UV protection. You would probably be fine with limited exposure and considering the temperature you would be wearing layers anyway. You could always line your clothes a bit to protect from radiation.
11ryanc wrote:Source of the post Curious as to what affect lining your clothing would have though?
DoctorOfSpace wrote:If we are talking future technology perhaps you could generate a localized magnetic field or some other fancy shielding technique.
problemecium wrote:Source of the post Am I the only one slightly suspicious that SE may reflect an overabundance of SO2 in terras' atmospheres?
11ryanc wrote:Source of the post @Watsisname Aside from the lethal temperatures on that planet. I would imagine the low mass would also point toward a weak magnetic shield?
ThirdRock wrote:Source of the post If you have more than about 500ppm of C02, the atmosphere will be disorienting to breathe even if you have enough oxygen. Any more than 1000ppm, and you're dead within a few hours.
ThirdRock wrote:If you have more than about 500ppm of C02, the atmosphere will be disorienting to breathe even if you have enough oxygen. Any more than 1000ppm, and you're dead within a few hours.
midtskogen wrote:Source of the post I've measured CO2 in my house for a decade, and over the past month it looks like this: