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to construct a closed life support system, then you have no business trying to construct a colony many light years away, with no support and no backup and no actual certainty that the world is safe or habitable …

How many humans are needed in order to sustain and grow a steady population in a habitable area? Assume resources are adequate and the environment is favorable. …

The planet then 'migrates' inwards and into the habitable zone. What qualifies as 'migrates' is a bit beyond me, but although it's unlikely to form in the habitable zone, it can move into it. …

Celestial Mechanics Habitability/Goldilocks Zone Calculator for Earth-like planets Creating a realistic world(s) map - Stars Creating a realistic world(s) map - planetary systems Building the ultimate …

Assuming that a planet with several moons were habitable in the first place and has significant oceans (greater than 50% of the surface), what effect would multiple moons with independent orbits and revolution …

How can they cope with this and keep massive underground networks such as the Mines of Moria habitable? Today we use fans to generate circulating air networks. …

This made the planet habitable and allowed the aliens to terraform the planet and create an ecosystem. However, the alien civilization isn't there anymore. …

and many others So many unique properties makes more realistic synthesizing habitable planets than searching them for single-galaxy civilization. …

The habitable ring is an Earth analogue. The atmosphere and gravity are similar to Earth's, and we're going to pretend the wind is negligible. …

You could put both planets in the habitable zone on horseshoe orbits. Janus and Epimetheus orbit Saturn on this type of orbit. …

The Precursors may even have sent out automated "seed ships" to build shelters on barely-habitable planets that they have never actually visited, as a "Safety Net" for Explorers and Travellers, like a …

Set in the not so distant future, we find a habitable planet very much like our own. The only downside is that it's around 500 years of travel with our current technological capabilities. …

Some parts remain normal and habitable. Not too limited. There should be enough corruption to create at least one Mordor-ish region. Long lasting. …

If the planet is habitable, it's likely low-mass and thus unlikely to produce strong radial velocity shifts in the motion of the star. … Non-transit methods wouldn't have revealed much about its habitability from an atmospheric perspective. …

To start off with, the inhabitants will have high technology; but the city should remain habitable if they regress to Iron Age or (possibly) Stone Age levels. … Edit: Mind-boggling though these timescales may be, the Earth is projected to remain habitable for about 1 billion years. …