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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > RSF: The Great Space Space > Space Questions Thread
 
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Shwoo
Jul 21, 2011

Kevin Palpatine posted:

If you have a gas giant (like Jupiter) does that mean there's nothing solid there at all? Like if we tried to land there, would there be anything to 'land on', as such?
Some do and some don't, I think. Jupiter's core is currently believed to be liquid, but Saturn's core is believed to be solid. Either way, you couldn't land on them, because they're under so much pressure that anything you tried it with would be crushed before it got close.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > RSF: The Great Space Space > Space Questions Thread