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• Desert Planets in the Canadian Expanse

  IntroductionDesert planets in the Canadian Expanse refer to a class of terrestrial planets characterized by extensive deserts and arid landscapes. While possessing a breathable atmosphere, these planets experience minimal rainfall. Notably, they often harbor vast subterranean cavernous reservoirs of fresh water, providing crucial resources for potential colonization and habitation. Climate and TemperatureThe climate of desert…

• Gas Giants in the Canadian Expanse

  IntroductionGas giants are a class of large planets primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, characterized by their lack of a solid surface and thick atmospheres. In our solar system, Jupiter and Saturn are well-known examples of gas giants. Within the Canadian Expanse, gas giants of considerable size exist, albeit generally smaller compared to those found…

• Ice Giants in the Canadian Expanse

  IntroductionIce giants are a class of celestial bodies that share similarities with gas giants, but possess a higher proportion of “ices” within their atmospheres. These ices include water, ammonia, and methane, which contribute to the distinct characteristics of these planetary giants. Within the Canadian Expanse, ice giants hold a significant presence, with notable examples being…