habitability

American  

[hab-it-uh-bil-i-tee] / ˌhæb ɪt əˈbɪl ɪ ti /

noun

1. the condition or quality of being habitable.

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Example Sentences

For Byrne, Europa's scientific appeal goes beyond the question of habitability.

From Science Daily

"By examining planetary evolution alongside atmospheric escape across different epochs, we can gain insight into how these processes shape planetary habitability."

From Science Daily

Still, the researchers say the 16 largest drainage basins stand out as especially valuable targets for future exploration focused on habitability.

From Science Daily

Lead author of the research Dr Baptiste Chide told news agency Reuters: "These discharges represent a major discovery, with direct implications for Martian atmospheric chemistry, climate, habitability and the future of robotic and human exploration."

From BBC

A planet's habitability is often tied to whether it falls within its star's 'habitable zone', where liquid water can persist on the surface of a planet with the right atmospheric conditions.

From Science Daily