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Module one shows just how many of the planets we've discovered have the possibility of life. This graph shows this, with many planets just in the habitable zone. 

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Module one shows just how many of the planets we've discovered have the possibility of life. This graph shows this, with many planets just in the habitable zone. 

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Space is so immensely vast, and we have seen so little of it. Even if we do not see inhabited planets in our area, it is hard to believe that there is no other habitable planets out there. 

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Space is so immensely vast, and we have seen so little of it. Even if we do not see inhabited planets in our area, it is hard to believe that there is no other habitable planets out there. 

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Some ways we can determine if a planet has life on it instead of simply determining if it can have life on it are as follows; it has some access to water, it has a source of energy like our sun, and it has a atmosphere of some sort. Of course, this is assuming all life needs these things to live. Other alien species could have developed different needs. 

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Some ways we can determine if a planet has life on it instead of simply determining if it can have life on it are as follows; it has some access to water, it has a source of energy like our sun, and it has a atmosphere of some sort. Of course, this is assuming all life needs these things to live. Other alien species could have developed different needs. 

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A very real animal named the "Bigfin Squid" that lives in the depths of the ocean

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Even on earth, we are still discovering weird animals living in extreme environments, and it would likely be the same on other planets. The majority of planets we find will be inhabitable to us, but there could likely be life there adapted to that environment. 

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Even on earth, we are still discovering weird animals living in extreme environments, and it would likely be the same on other planets. The majority of planets we find will be inhabitable to us, but there could likely be life there adapted to that environment. 

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I actually have no idea how this one helps find life on planets. It only talked about how to find planets. I suppose you can't find life on planets if you can't find planets. But that's the best I've got. 

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I actually have no idea how this one helps find life on planets. It only talked about how to find planets. I suppose you can't find life on planets if you can't find planets. But that's the best I've got. 

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There are many different stars, and because of this, it can be much harder to calculate the habitable zone for different planets. What is in the habitable zone for one star may be MILLIONS of miles away compared to another star in a habitable zone. 

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There are many different stars, and because of this, it can be much harder to calculate the habitable zone for different planets. What is in the habitable zone for one star may be MILLIONS of miles away compared to another star in a habitable zone. 

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All the stars give off different amounts of heat, which makes it hard to find habitable planets. 

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All the stars give off different amounts of heat, which makes it hard to find habitable planets. 