Habitability Conditions

Habitability conditions refer to the specific requirements that make a planet or celestial body suitable for supporting life. Key factors include the presence of liquid water, a stable climate, a suitable atmosphere to provide essential gases, and conditions that protect against harmful radiation. The distance from its star is also crucial; it needs to be in the "habitable zone," where temperatures allow for liquid water to exist. Together, these elements create an environment where life, as we know it, could potentially thrive.