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  • I don’t think so but it will obviously be beneficial in understanding and differentiating different concepts of chemistry that might intrinsically exist on exoplanets.

    I don’t believe it is right to strike off gaseous planets while not having a fundamental definition for life. However, resources and time can be better spent on habitable planets rather than gaseous and inhabitable ones.

    I agree with the notion that the principles, theories, and laws of science of Earth and our Solar System might greatly vary from that of the exosystems. It is to be comprehended how life on Earth is a fantastic chance and how such events might be happening elsewhere in the universe too!

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