elukõlblikkust
Elukõlblikkust, often translated as habitability or fitness for life, refers to the capacity of an environment to support life. This concept is fundamental in astrobiology and planetary science, guiding the search for extraterrestrial life. An environment is considered habitable if it possesses the necessary conditions and resources for a living organism to survive and reproduce.
Key factors contributing to elukõlblikkust include the presence of liquid water, a stable energy source, and
The concept of elukõlblikkust is not static and can vary depending on the type of life being
Habitability assessments are crucial for identifying promising celestial bodies for exploration, such as planets and moons