A new study suggests that the temperature of a planet doesn't always stabilize over time, so hot-blooded worlds may have a hard time holding onto liquid water -- even if they reside in the temperate region around their stars known as the "habitable zone."
Planets in the 'Habitable Zone' Might Not Actually Be Hospitable to Life
SPACE.com - 26 Aug 2016 13:48
A new study suggests that the temperature of a planet doesn't always stabilize over time, so hot-blooded worlds may have a hard time holding onto liquid water -- even if they reside in the temperate region around their stars known as the "habitable zone."
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