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The Goldilocks planet.
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Saturn’s too good for you.
Where does Uranus fit in?
beautiful!!
what about SUN and MOON ?
Seems a bit off… Are there parts of Venus or Mercury that aren’t too hot?
Jupiter, being a multi-layered gas giant, of course has parts that are too cold as well as parts that are too hot (with everywhere being rather too humid).
As for Mars, I guess you could make a case that parts of it are cold but not too cold, while other parts are just too cold, so that maybe fits.
Perhaps I’m misunderstanding the diagram.
Mars: too cold, far too cold.
Venus: too hot, far far far too hot.
Mercury: not as bad as Venus, believe it or not. But no atmosphere.
Jupiter: no solid surface at all.
Yeah, the solar system isn’t the best place for a diagram with any overlaps in the Goldilocks zone. There is but one.
There is be some mythology involved here as well. This is a “layered” card.
Oh, come on these diagrams are supposed to be FUN, not a perfect demonstration of set theory and Venn diagrams… If you get the point, then point made lol you should probably make one about tautology :D
Lets hope the diagram stays this way…
Brilliant! (I obviously agree with Aenulindale.)
The point is the reference to Goldilocks – the porridge that was too hot, or too cold, and then finally just right.
Brilliant!
Please make this one into a T-shirt! Love it.
Plus the added Men are from Mars Women are from Venus.
This is my 2nd favorite behind the guns vs butter.
“Plus the added Men are from Mars Women are from Venus.”
I’m quite sure that was the point. I’m not quite sure that most of everyone else followed.
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