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if the planet is wet and warm,what is the chance of life breaking out?
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Answered by sharanyalanka7
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Snowball planets are rocky worlds with frozen oceans. They were thought to be lifeless. But a new study suggests some might have land areas near their equators warm and wet enough to support life.

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if the planet is wet and warm,what is the chance of life breaking out?

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