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Übersetzung für 'habitable' von Englisch nach Deutsch

habitable {adj}

bewohnbar

habitabelastron.biol.

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not habitable {adj} [e.g. house]

nicht bewohnbar [z. B. Haus]

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habitable room

Aufenthaltsraum {m} [i. Ggs. zu Küche und Bad]RealEst.

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(circumstellar) habitable zone [Goldilocks zone]

(zirkumstellare) habitable Zone {f}astron.

Lebenszone {f} [(zirkumstellare) habitable Zone]astron.

• habitable Zone {f} = Goldilocks zone
• (zirkumstellare) habitable Zone {f} = (circumstellar) habitable zone [Goldilocks zone]

• In "Habitable Planets for Man", a 1964 RAND Corporation study by space scientist Stephen H.
• It has been theorized that light reflections and infrared emissions from 47 UMa b, along with tidal influence, could warm any moons in orbit around it to be habitable, despite the planet being outside the normally accepted habitable zone.
• In astronomy and astrobiology, the circumstellar habitable zone (CHZ), or simply the habitable zone, is the range of orbits around a star within which a planetary surface can support liquid water given sufficient atmospheric pressure.
• Since October 2012 the HARPS spectrograph has the precision to detect a new category of planets: habitable super-Earths.
• The concept is similar to the circumstellar habitable zone for planets orbiting a star, but for moons orbiting a planet.

• K2-155d has been labeled a potentially habitable planet that may be able to harbor liquid water.
• Although the low stellar flux, the presence of additional greenhouse gases like methane or even hydrogen gas might make Wolf 1061d marginally habitable, due to the high probability of Wolf 1061d being a mini-Neptune combined with questionable prospects of being habitable for Earth-like life in the conventional sense makes this exoplanet a poor candidate for being “potentially habitable”.
• Kepler-445c is an exoplanet orbiting the red dwarf star Kepler-445 every 5 days in the inner edge of the star's circumstellar habitable zone.
• The three inner planets are too close to their star to be considered within the habitable zone, while the likely planet Kepler-138e orbits near the inner edge of the habitable zone.
• However, PHL's new definition of the circumstellar habitable zone classifies this planet in the "too hot" zone, and it considers the planet "not habitable".

• acknowledged that the "Gliese 581 system has a somewhat checkered history of habitable planet claims," as two previously discovered planets in the same system, Gliese 581c and d, were also regarded as potentially habitable, but later evaluated as being outside the conservatively defined habitable zone.
• List of tallest non Habitable buildings over 45m tall in Belfast.
• Kepler-186f's location within the habitable zone does not ensure it is habitable; this is also dependent on its atmospheric characteristics, which are unknown.