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Another area of the universe that scientists are focused on to try to see if there's life there right now, or could be life, is an area called the Trappist-1 system. It's actually seven different planets, all of which are considered habitable, that are orbiting around this one particular red dwarf.

The really cool thing about this particular system is that the seven planets are super close together. So close that if you were standing on one, you could look up and see all of the others. And you're so close, you could actually make out geologic formations like mountains and you could see clouds. And in theory, you could actually travel between the different planets.

The really cool thing about this particular system is that the seven planets are super close together. So close that if you were standing on one, you could look up and see all of the others. And you're so close, you could actually make out geologic formations like mountains and you could see clouds. And in theory, you could actually travel between the different planets.

The really cool thing about this particular system is that the seven planets are super close together. So close that if you were standing on one, you could look up and see all of the others. And you're so close, you could actually make out geologic formations like mountains and you could see clouds. And in theory, you could actually travel between the different planets.

So imagine going on vacation to another planet. But to really get you thinking, a new study just released its results in October 2020 they looked at all 4,500 plus planets that are outside the solar system and they ranked them according to how likely they are to sustain life.

So imagine going on vacation to another planet. But to really get you thinking, a new study just released its results in October 2020 they looked at all 4,500 plus planets that are outside the solar system and they ranked them according to how likely they are to sustain life.

So imagine going on vacation to another planet. But to really get you thinking, a new study just released its results in October 2020 they looked at all 4,500 plus planets that are outside the solar system and they ranked them according to how likely they are to sustain life.

Not whether they're currently sustaining life, but looking at their conditions of how good of a planet are they to sustain life. And out of the 4,500, There were 24 at the top of the list that not only can sustain life, but actually can sustain life better than Earth can.

Not whether they're currently sustaining life, but looking at their conditions of how good of a planet are they to sustain life. And out of the 4,500, There were 24 at the top of the list that not only can sustain life, but actually can sustain life better than Earth can.

Not whether they're currently sustaining life, but looking at their conditions of how good of a planet are they to sustain life. And out of the 4,500, There were 24 at the top of the list that not only can sustain life, but actually can sustain life better than Earth can.

They are considered super habitable, and they are literally better places to live than Earth is, which is definitely a foreign concept for most people because they think of Earth as like this oasis in this vast universe where everything lined up perfectly to sustain human life. And already, just out of the 4,500 planets that were reviewed that have only been discovered in the past 30 years, right?

They are considered super habitable, and they are literally better places to live than Earth is, which is definitely a foreign concept for most people because they think of Earth as like this oasis in this vast universe where everything lined up perfectly to sustain human life. And already, just out of the 4,500 planets that were reviewed that have only been discovered in the past 30 years, right?

They are considered super habitable, and they are literally better places to live than Earth is, which is definitely a foreign concept for most people because they think of Earth as like this oasis in this vast universe where everything lined up perfectly to sustain human life. And already, just out of the 4,500 planets that were reviewed that have only been discovered in the past 30 years, right?

There's lots more planets out there. We've already found 24 that are better than Earth at sustaining life. So what happens when we discover there are millions, if not billions of planets out there? Just probability alone says there's going to be a heck of a lot more planets out there that are better at sustaining life than Earth.

There's lots more planets out there. We've already found 24 that are better than Earth at sustaining life. So what happens when we discover there are millions, if not billions of planets out there? Just probability alone says there's going to be a heck of a lot more planets out there that are better at sustaining life than Earth.

There's lots more planets out there. We've already found 24 that are better than Earth at sustaining life. So what happens when we discover there are millions, if not billions of planets out there? Just probability alone says there's going to be a heck of a lot more planets out there that are better at sustaining life than Earth.

which really forces you to come to terms with the reality that almost certainly we are not alone. Hey guys, Mr. Ballin here. You know how I tell strange, dark, and mysterious stories? Well, I've stumbled on some strange, dark, and mysterious medical stories that really are just as wild. Like there was a story about this woman who accidentally swallowed something that got lodged in her heart.

which really forces you to come to terms with the reality that almost certainly we are not alone. Hey guys, Mr. Ballin here. You know how I tell strange, dark, and mysterious stories? Well, I've stumbled on some strange, dark, and mysterious medical stories that really are just as wild. Like there was a story about this woman who accidentally swallowed something that got lodged in her heart.

which really forces you to come to terms with the reality that almost certainly we are not alone. Hey guys, Mr. Ballin here. You know how I tell strange, dark, and mysterious stories? Well, I've stumbled on some strange, dark, and mysterious medical stories that really are just as wild. Like there was a story about this woman who accidentally swallowed something that got lodged in her heart.

There was a story about a guy where a tree grew in his lung, or there was a story about this person who their skin turned bright blue, or this town everybody started laughing uncontrollably that lasted for months. I mean, the list goes on. And these are not urban legends. These are real mysteries that we dive into that have left doctors and scientists baffled sometimes for years.