Is Earth a prematurely Inhabited Planet, because the universe is too young?
Is Earth a prematurely Inhabited planet, because the Universe maybe too young?
If life were to start in an Earth-like planet somewhere in the universe, what is the possibility that it will evolve exactly like in Earth? How old is the earth? With all the things we are sending into space, don't we run the risk of making the earth smaller? Why does God has gone to this length to create the whole universe and a planet only for humans when the end is so inevitable? What is the age of the Earth? Approximately how old is the earth? Is the universe expanding from the very first time? Have you ever wondered how small we are compared to the universe? Will there ever be a moment where the whole planet will have been built? Why haven't humans gone beyond low-Earth orbit for over 40 years? How is old is Earth? After the big bang, what is the earliest time life could have formed on other planets? How long will it be before the earth will not be able to sustain the human population? If the early Earth’s atmosphere was deteriorating to a certain extent and was hit by a solar storm, could it create the first life? If there are 50 sextillion habitable Earth-like planets in the universe, is it possible that there are humans in other planets in the universe? Every terran living being comes from a common ancestor and life originated only once in 4.6 bi years. So it is unlikely to occur outside Earth, right? What areas of science have implications for the age of the earth? When Sun start expanding and starts pulling the planets towards it,will there be a chance for other planets like Saturn or Uranus to become habitable? How many humans have been born on planet earth since the beginning of time? How might humans look if we grew up on a planet with half the gravity of earth? Could humans ever create a new universe? Was there never a beginning to the universe? Is it scientifically possible to terraform a planet? Will humanity exit the earths orbit in the next generation? Why is earth said to be the only planet in the solar system on which life is possible? Why does people who live in space age more slowly? Is it possible for humans to change the orbit of the planet in near future? How can the Earth and universe only be 6000 years old, as creationists believe, when we can measure millions of stars that are more than several billion years old, some as old as 13.4 billion years old? Would the Earth eventually become Venus-like if global warming went unaddressed? (Christianity) Where does the Bible say Earth is 6000 years old?