Let me land on the Cat let me pour you a tall glass of get over it oh and here’s a straw shirt moreover I will buy this practical ground. It is my teenage daughter who shares the same soul of mine. When she wakes up from slumber, her hair brooks along her forehead and cascades on her face. Eyes still closed partially, she extends her hands to embrace me. Isn’t it a truth? Isn’t a beauty to behold? And, of course, there’s the evidence. It’s currently impossible to look all the way through a gas giant’s atmosphere to directly view the core beneath — we can barely see the surface of Venus, which is little more than Earth’s more volatile twin. Still, there are ways of inferring what’s inside a mass like Jupiter or Saturn, and scientists have done quite a bit of that. There’s no reason that the planets need a solid core to stay together — at their current mass, the gas giants in our solar system would have no trouble maintaining their own gravity without any heavier elements at the center.
