Essential Cosmic Perspective
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Lucky to Be Here? Considering the overall process of solar system formation, do you think formation of a planet like Earth was likely? Could random events in the early history of the solar sys-tem have prevented our being here today? What implications do your answers have for the possibility of finding planets with Earth-like conditions around other stars? Defend your opinions.
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