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Strangelv says, "know of any planet data sets that are public domain? Admittedly, I have'nt looked yet and nee You say, "actually P isn't a planet anymore, it got demoted"<br/>

..., as the only known "rocky" worlds hosting them belong to both Mercury and Jupiter's moon, Ganymede. ...y is able to create an artificial magnetic field that can cover the entire planet, future off world settlers will become heavily dependent on both Mercury an

...of the [[Trojan asteroids]] in the 1900s at the Lagrange points of the Sun-Jupiter system. ...(the legendary siege of [[Troy]]). Asteroids at the L4 point, which leads Jupiter are referred to as the '[[List of Trojan asteroids (Greek camp)|Greek camp]

...all of them the habitats would fill the entire orbital path of the former planet Mars in a belt 0.044 degrees wide. That allows as much sunlight per person ...ewhat scarce, so it would be supplemented with volatiles from the moons of Jupiter or Saturn. A lunaforming shield could also be placed in the Venus Sun L1 p

...ot covering the surface of Venus, Mercury, Mars, the moon and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn with people but rather mining these bodies down to the core and ...would be active truss structures to allow gravitational perturbations from Jupiter to slightly alter the shape of the shade without breaking it.

Jupiter: The Largest Planet by Isaac Asimov

...ill not only make them unnecessary but lead to massive emigration from the planet Earth besides. One deficiency in which ITER is not looking so sharp is bre ...nment, but even $10 billion is too much if there is no eventual benefit to planet Earth. People could conceivably redesign geostationary satellites for stat