References

Question 1

If only the labelled release had been completed this would have been used as distinct evidence of life

Answer 1

(Klein, 1978)

Question 2

On Mars there is seasonal darkness which was originally thought to be vegetation but its due to dust storms

Answer 2

(Kiang, 2008)

Question 3

Among terrestrial planets Venus has the most massive atmosphere

Answer 3

(Head et al, 2003)

Question 4

NASA has defined the habitability criteria as ‘extended regions of liquid water, conditions favourable for the assembly of complex organic molecules’

Answer 4

(Dartnell and Preston, 2014)

Question 5

No analogue site is a perfect representation of another planet or moon and there are no clearly defined and followed criteria

Answer 5

(Soare et al., 2001)

Question 6

Hot Jupiters are rare with an occurrence rate od 1%, super earths and mini Neptunes are more common

Answer 6

(Owen, 2019)

Question 7

Europa’s surface is sparsely cratered which implies young, often renewing surface

Answer 7

(Bayer et al., 2015)

Question 8

What are your references?

Answer 8

• if only the labelled release had been completed this would have been used as distinct evidence of life
• On Mars there is seasonal darkness which was originally thought to be vegetation but its due to dust storms
• Among terrestrial planets Venus has the most massive atmosphere
• NASA has defined the habitability criteria as ‘extended regions of liquid water, conditions favourable for the assembly of complex organic molecules’
• No analogue site is a perfect representation of another planet or moon and there are no clearly defined and followed criteria
• Hot Jupiters are rare with an occurrence rate od 1%, super earths and mini Neptunes are more common
• Europa’s surface is sparsely cratered which implies young, often renewing surface