Planets without stars might have moons suitable for life (sciencenews.org) 2 points by williamDafoe 3y ago ↗ HN
[–] williamDafoe 3y ago ↗ With the right orbit and atmosphere, such a moon might stay warm for over a billion years after separating from a Sun. My question: How could life arise without photosynthesis on such a dark, warm planet? [–] chinabot 3y ago ↗ they have life at the bottom on the deepest ocean trenches, so why not [–] hislaziness 3y ago ↗ Geothermal energy should be enough to sustain life.
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