Re: SPELLJAMMER digest 413

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>  Well for one, I am not being realistic about the planets. For second, as
> far as I know, we don't know what is exactly at the center of Jupiter or
> Saturn, we haven't been able to get a probe to go far enough in its atmosphere.

On the contrary. Not that I want to get into a astrophysics discussion on
a Spelljammer list, but Saturn's core is made primarily of rock and ice.
Namely iron, silicon, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen. In fact the material
that makes up the core makes up a relatively small percentage of its
total mass, which as you pointed out, is mostly gas. Thus the core is
quite small compared to the whole. It's overall density is less than one
gram per cubic centimeter.

As for probes, It has been flown by, by Pioneer 11 in 79, and Voyager 1
and 2 in 80 and 81.

Well now that I've done what I set out not to do... Oh well, maybe the
gnomes can sort it out.

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