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If the atmospheric conditions on the surface of a planet are 0.01 ATM and -5c what is the most likely state of matter for water on this planet?
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This planet will die of temperatue. But not exactly the temperature you scientist think. This planet will die when we reach -3 degrees in 4 bilklion years. This will probaby never happen soon. How come? A black hole. Not the black holes that we normally see. No, more than that. We will be sucked into a supermassive black hole in 2 billion years. why? Global Warming is the answer to this. we are orbiting 56.99 times faster than we used to. This rotation will cause us to drift away fom the sun and we can possibly freeze. It is hard to say because so telescope can tell. If we don't drift away and freeze, one of the largest supermassive black holes will come to us. It will start sucking in planets and since we think that planets aer "eatten" when they are caught in black holes, Earth will most likely be "eatten"
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