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What other planets besides earth might sopport life?

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What planets besides earth might have life?

the one that paul comes from


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Because they are like other life planets they might be able to produce more life when Earth explodes.


What might an earth scientist study that is not on earth?

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Might life which does not originate from planet Earth also have developed on other planets?

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Moon is to satellite and earth is to?

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If there are ice fields on other planets then can ice caves form just like on earth?

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Are there any planets like earth?

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Is there any planets just like earth?

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