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1 posted on 03/23/2013 6:00:14 PM PDT by BenLurkin
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Very rare....

45 posted on 03/23/2013 8:12:21 PM PDT by Mannaggia l'America
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Earth is the only example of a living planet that we have in the entire universe

That statement assumes the author has seen the entire universe, inspected everything in it closely enough to make such a bold and sweeping statement.

I believe the universe is infinite, can't offer any proof but if not infinite, what comes beyond that? If infinite, why not an infinite number of possibilities of life elsewhere?

The universe is everything, there aren't two or more of them, no matter what the comic books say, All existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos = universe. Can there be two or more "everythings".

50 posted on 03/23/2013 9:00:49 PM PDT by Graybeard58 (_.. ._. .. _. _._ __ ___ ._. . ___ ..._ ._ ._.. _ .. _. .)
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