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Title: Why does the atmosphere of Saturn appear to have only half the helium content of Jupiter? Post by: Tsync on Feb 10, 2016 Why does the atmosphere of Saturn appear to have only half the helium content of Jupiter?
A) Saturn was formed farther from the helium rich Sun. B) Because Saturn is so much colder, helium does not show up as strongly in its spectrum. C) A red dwarf, Jupiter has fused some of its hydrogen into helium, whereas Saturn, a colder planet, has not. D) Much of Saturn's helium has reacted with water and formed helium oxide. E) Much of Saturn's helium has differentiated towards its center. Title: Re: Why does the atmosphere of Saturn appear to have only half the helium content of Jupiter? Post by: Ratatouille on Feb 15, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: Why does the atmosphere of Saturn appear to have only half the helium content of Jupiter? Post by: Tsync on Mar 2, 2016 You answered my question so timely, I really value that, thank you
Title: Re: Why does the atmosphere of Saturn appear to have only half the helium content of Jupiter? Post by: Ratatouille on Mar 3, 2016 Happy to help :)
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