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Jupiter has a diameter of 142,984km, and a mass 317.8 times that of Earth. Thus, it's Class I, not J (albeit, only just)
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*'''Evolution:''' n.a. | *'''Evolution:''' n.a. | ||
*'''Life-Forms:''' Unknown | *'''Life-Forms:''' Unknown | ||
*'''Examples:''' Q'tahL | *'''Examples:''' Q'tahL, Jupiter | ||
== Class J == | == Class J == | ||
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*'''Evolution:''' n.a. | *'''Evolution:''' n.a. | ||
*'''Life-Forms:''' Hydrocarbon-based (Jovian) | *'''Life-Forms:''' Hydrocarbon-based (Jovian) | ||
*'''Examples:''' | *'''Examples:''' Saturn | ||
== Class K == | == Class K == | ||