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It's diameter is ~112k miles, or roughly 2% of the distance to its star. It's hard to imagine the amount of chaos in that atmosphere. I would think all of the

by jcims 4y ago

It's diameter is ~112k miles, or roughly 2% of the distance to its star. It's hard to imagine the amount of chaos in that atmosphere. I would think all of the churn from the gravitational gradient would end up effectively tidally locking it?

jacquesm 4y ago
That could work both for and against life.
- jcims 4y ago
  Totally agree. Particularly if it becomes tidally locked and you end up with a ring-shaped habitable zone that's out of the direct heating/radiation of the sun and fed by convective currents coming from the cold side.