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Who knows - the options are almost limitless. Depends on what you term "life " as

Candidates are:-

  • Venus - could have harboured life - but any chance of detecting it has been erased.
  • Earth - Well there is life.
  • Mars - there is a good chance that life did exist earlier on in it's life
  • Europa - Possibility of a liquid ocean of water. Life may exist in volcanic vents (Black smokers)
  • Titan - Has an ocean (probably ammonia) which may harbour primordial life .
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