What ETs have told me about Jupiter

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Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, is uninhabited. Extraterrestrials have told me that only some of the moons of Jupiter are inhabited but not Jupiter itself. Apparently Jupiter is incapable of sustaining any form of life, whether microbial or intelligent multicellular lifeform. However, in this unique system Jupiter is the very essence of life itself, which has some sort of link in stabilising the environments of it's moons which contain life. I am told that the magnetic field of Jupiter is primarily the reason why life is sustainable on some of it's moons.

The moons that I've been told that contain life, intelligent or otherwise, are Io, Ganymede, and Callisto. There are a few others in this Jovian system that have life on them but I was not told the moons' names.

IO

Io is the main moon that most Beings live on in this system. It exists as the most central point in their civilisation. Io, in reality, in nothing like what NASA shows us images of. Io is an industrial and technological world, that contains cities and country areas that contain trees, water, etc. Io is where everybody works, mostly. Io is mostly inhabited by Beings of the human form, although non-human species live or visit the moon too.

GANYMEDE

Ganymede is a lush green moon with forests of trees, plants, birds and other animal life forms. Like Io it also has vast amounts of water on it but probably moreso than Io does. For those Beings in the Jovian system, Ganymede is more of a recreational moon, where people spend their holidays or time off. Ganymede is also inhabited by humans.

CALLISTO

Callisto was once inhabited by humans for a very long time until a reptilian species came along and took over the moon. Now no humans live on Callisto, only reptilians. The extraterrestrial reptilian species, which was not told to me of who they are, have made peace with the human population of the Jovian system, although the moon is mostly avoided as a place to visit.

The moons as a whole:

Until Jamuary 1994 (Earth time) those moons which were inhabited were all suddenly evacuated. A major catastrophy was coming Jupiter's way, a catastrophy that has since made Jupiter's moons unihabitable for their inhabitants.