Where in the solar system is it most likely to rain diamonds?
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Neptune and Uranus there is a high proportion of methane, with the high pressure and temperature within these planets atmospheres this can be turned into diamonds which would then rain down towards the centre of the planets. It has been said that the gas giant planets may even have a giant diamond as their cores.
Jen x
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I would think the planet 'Airhead'. is a fair bet.
The planet with a nature of compressed methane...
Saturn or one of it's moons
Uranis and Neptune.
Diamonds are made from carbon, so Earth is probably the best place to look as it has a massive variety of carbon lifeforms throughout history, and the dead carbon left behind can end up compressed into diamonds.
Jupiter
Nowhere. Not even earth. Diamonds are highly compressed carbon. They are found deep underground with some South African diamond mines being so deep they are hot from proximity to magma, miles deep.
To be honest if it rained diamonds no one would want them..
How many people wear a stone from the beach in thier wedding ring??
mars
the is no place in all the universes where it can rain diamonds.Why are you asking a stupid question?
'Diamond star thrills astronomers'
Twinkling in the sky is a diamond star of 10 billion trillion trillion carats, astronomers have discovered.
(That's some wedding ring!)
See link for more info:
I would love this, diamonds are pretty, and are important in technology. I guess the closest we'll see hear on Earth is Black Diamonds, the Coal Miners find them now and then.
swww.berkeley.edu/news/berkele... -ounds beautiful
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