I have a question about the Goldilocks zone that we inhabit here in space. For example, we are 93,000,000 miles from Sol, so are we in the middle of the zone, at the closest edge or at the farthest edge of the zone? Just how large is this zone? Thanks for any replies.

Good point, Mr. Chapell.

If it still became this zone, it should also be about our place in the solar system and what it is perhaps meant to be, as well as also why we could make the Earth the most heavy and solid object,
while both Mercury and Venus is not far behind, except for the asteroids filling the gap in the middle, and finally four planets and moons making for the final salute at the outer end.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumstellar_habitable_zone

I am still getting at it here, except for keying in slightly different for that of a quite good subject.

Well it appears that Venus is too close to the sun and Mars is too far away. All other things being equal, like having a large moon and enough water I too wonder how much closer or further away from the sun the earth could be and still support life as we know it.

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Bob DeWoody

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