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The only known body in the solar system to be habitable by people is Earth, so in a real sense it is already habitable. It's also possible that humans could survive in specialized environments on bodies other than Earth, for example in climate controlled, pressurized artificial habitats; technology on a scale to make an entire planet or moon habitable without use of such special equipment is currently beyond our reach.

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