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different solar systems would have different stars. Some have a white dwarf as host or red giants.

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3) length of day; the length of a day can not surpass 96 hours or else it will become to cold or too hot for too long

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A host star would be the star that specific planet is revolving around. Our host star is the sun

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2) surface gravity of planet. Mars could've been a habitable planet but it's surface gravity is way to low.

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The habital zone is a zone in where all the conditions of a planet and around that planet are sustainable for human life. (This zone is also referred to as the Goldilocks zone."

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"Goldilocks conditions" is referring to perfect conditions for life.
some Goldilocks conditions are...
1) Liquid water
2) Suitable temperature range
3) suitable atmosphere

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The bigger the star the planet is orbiting, the farther away the planets going to have to be to fit in the habitable zone and vise versa, the smaller the star it's revolving around the closer it's going to have to be.

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Restrictions that make it hard to find the habitable zone

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Restrictions that make it hard to find the habitable zone

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1) No liquid water on some of these planets that have everything else