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One in Five Stars Has Earth-sized Planet

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By Waspie_Dwarf
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Harte Transcendent

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I can't get past the "humans can't survive naked" comment.

Who walks around naked anyway?

If there are some planets we could survive on naked, how much is the cover charge?

Last one: on one of the naked planets, - is the majority of the population young? If not, I'm pretty sure I don't want to go there!

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I think Arthur C. Clarke summed it up rather nicely:

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One in Five Stars Has Earth-sized Planet in Habitable Zone

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Define "not many". If just 0.0001% of planets within the habitable zone have conditions where we could survive naked there would still be 80,000 planets in our galaxy alone. Besides there are a fair

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