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How would earth be different if we didnt have air?
There would be no life on Earth
How would life on earth be different if you did not have a moon orbiting the earth?
there will not be water tides
If the earth was to tilt more than it does now would life be possible?
Yes, life would be possible on an Earth with a different tilt to its axis, as long as the different was not massive. For example, if the axis of rotation was parallel to the orbital plane, conditions would be very different and life, if it developed would also likely be very different than life as we now know it.
How would earth be different if its crust didn't move and it lacked tectonic plates?
The earth would be flat, and probably devoid of life.
How would life on earth be different if the atmosphere were eighty percent oxygen?
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How would life on earth be different if the plants cells did not have chloroplasts?
No oxygen will be produced. So life will be anaerobic
Would life on Earth still remain the same with different gravity?
Life on Earth has evolved to cope with the environment of earth. If the gravity were different it is very likely that life would look very different. It is likely that if the gravity differed by a large amount then life would not have evolved at all. Too heavy and Earth would have enormous amounts of hydrogen and would be a small gas giant. Too little and the earth could not keep hold of much of its atmosphere. As a result we would have far less CO2 and the surface would be much colder. Also we would loose our precious ozone layer and the surface would be bathed in solar radiation.
What are two ways life would be different if earth did not have to the motion of revelution?
Without Earth's revolution, there would be no changing of seasons as the tilt of Earth's axis creates the different seasons. Additionally, the length of a day would not have a fixed basis as it is influenced by the rotation and revolution of the Earth.
Does the ozone layer help the earth?
No, it doesn't help the Earth. It only protects all the DNA-based life on its surface and in the air above it. The planet itself is not helped by whether or not life is present. If there was no life on Earth, it would be very different. Would the Earth be better off with no life? I don't think so!
What are the two ways of life would be different if earth did not have the motion of revolution?
One - one side of Earth would be in constant daylight, while the other side would be in constant darkness. Two - life as we know it, would not exist.
What are two ways life would different if earth did not have the motions of revolution?
One - one side of Earth would be in constant daylight, while the other side would be in constant darkness. Two - life as we know it, would not exist.
Will life look the same as here in earth?
Almost certainly not; the odds against it would be staggering. Life on Earth is the end result of billions of years of evolution driven by unique factors and random chance. IF there is life elsewhere (assumed, but there is no evidence) then it would have evolved under different circumstances and through a different pattern of mutations. It will be different - probably MUCH different. We may not recognize it as "life".
