Not sure about all life
but it'd be a very different planet. Doesn't the moon also have a slight tectonic impact? That'd make a difference to the carbon cycle, as well as the shape of the continents.
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but it'd be a very different planet. Doesn't the moon also have a slight tectonic impact? That'd make a difference to the carbon cycle, as well as the shape of the continents.
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Well what else would provide tidal forces?
If water doesn't move, it gets stagnent. The sea would stink like a bastard.
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If water doesn't move, it gets stagnent. The sea would stink like a bastard.
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Dunno.
There could still be life around the thermal vents - the mechanism that's been proposed to support possible life on Titan or Europa.
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There could still be life around the thermal vents - the mechanism that's been proposed to support possible life on Titan or Europa.
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