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How far away is the next Earth-like planet in light years? What does this seem unlikely that it won’t be a manned space mission?
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How far away is the next Earth-like planet in light years? What does this seem unlikely that it won’t be a manned space mission?
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As far as I know we have not found an earth like planet. If we had we probably be figuring a way to get there and colonize it.
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