The Goldilocks Zone Is Best Described as

The Goldilocks zone is best described as

A) any area on a planet in our solar system in ample solar radiation is received,enabling conditions in which rudimentary life may yet evolve.
B) the regions on Earth that receives the "just right" combination of solar energy and precipitation,enabling life to flourish.
C) an area of orbit about a star where conditions make it "just right" for living organisms,i.e.a habitable zone.
D) orbital zones in other solar systems in which the "three bears," i.e.a star,a moon,and an Earth-sized planet are found.
E) regions of space in which Earth-size planets are found and,therefore,may be "just right" for human colonization.