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If the planet is in the habitual zone for a given star with H2O then there is a biological chance some form of life exists. The evolutionary cycle for advances
by apacehead51 6y ago
If the planet is in the habitual zone for a given star with H2O then there is a biological chance some form of life exists. The evolutionary cycle for advances species development on the planet is the question. The human race did not evolve in a few million years. If there is a living advances species they could be very primitive compared to humans or much more advanced. There are so many variables that even science has not fully developed to come up with a plausible answer.
- dylan604 6y ago> If the planet is in the habitual zone This makes it sound like the planet is hanging out on skid row with a belt wrapped around its arm getting ready to shoot up. I prefer planets in the habitable zone. Less crime in that part of the solar system.