Hey, hey it's a podcast. I'm here. I'm Abe. Who's this? This is Christian. And we are the co-host of pop culture Petri dish.

Yeah.

P. C. P. D baby. episode six coming in hot.

What are we talking about today?

Today we're going to talk about extraterrestrial planets.

Basically, and more specifically ones in the Goldilocks zone and just like the most fascinating.

So other planets that might support life.

Yes.

Goldilocks.

Yeah, the Goldilocks zone.

Take us through that.

All right.

Goldilog zone is the habitable area.

It's also known as the habitable zone, which I guess is probably the more apt and like everybody

understands what habitable means, I would think. But anyways, Goldilocks because it's not too hot, not too cold.

It's just the right temperature to support liquid water, which is the only thing that we're

aware of currently that as an absolute necessity to having life, to creating life on it.

Not just an area that Hans Christian Anderson invents planets on that's a terrible joke it's not a good joke.

No so Goldilocks zone not too hot not too cold just right soup and beds and all that, but for sustaining water.

Yes, liquid water and life as we know it.

Yeah.

Because who knows if there's like a silicon-based life form?

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