Chlorophyll is naturally green in color and thus "spits out" green light. The sun, proto-Jupiter and proto-Saturn gave off enough red and blue light for photosynthesis, even though in space the sun would be a blazing blue-white in color and Jupiter and Saturn would have given off a gentle magenta light.
I think plants on Earth, Mars and Ganymede would have been green due to the chlorophyll in them.
Ganymede Hypothesis continued
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Re: Ganymede Hypothesis continued
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Re: Ganymede Hypothesis continued
Actually, apes have much bigger eye sockets and thus eyes than humans do. Like Neanderthal apes, the other apes (and monkeys) originated on Earth under Saturn when it was Earth's sun.tholden wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 11:45 amPossibly the great apes. Monkeys generally seem to have eyes made for darkish worlds if not the huge eyes of lemurs or hominids, but apes do not. Possible also that apes might have been native to one of Jupiter's other moons.I wonder what other creatures besides Man and dolphins made it from Ganymede? Also, I wonder what plants made it from Ganymede to Earth. Not all of Earth plantlife was/is inedible; the same had to go for Martian and Ganymede plant life. Also, as far as I can guess, Mars, Ganymede and Earth had fruiting plants that were/are edible.
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