... in Mars’s clouds is 0.537, which is slightly below the habitable range for life and similar to that of the stratosphere in Earth’s atmosphere. Jupiter’s atmosphere on the other hand has a biologically permissive water activity of greater than 0.585...
... more energetic particles into the upper atmosphere, which results in a break down of the ozone layer. The stratospheric ozone layer is Earth's “sunscreen” and without one, there is nothing to help shield life on Earth from harmful...
..., nose towards Earth, silhouetted against three distinct layers of the atmosphere - an orange-clouded troposphere, a white stratosphere and a blue mesosphere, which darkens to the blackness of space above. Being a photographic book it is text-light...
... an altitude of up to eight miles (12.5 kilometers). That's almost 100 times higher than previous hops and skimming the stratosphere. Earlier this year, SN5 and SN6 prototypes of the Starship rocket carried out short 500-foot...
... life in impact craters, low-pressure environments and terrestrial analogue sites from the ocean depths to the stratosphere. This is undeniably an academic volume with its copious references, dense tables and relative lack of illustrations, but...