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Jack Monaco wrote:
> 
> The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> > That number would be a planet with the exact raduis of the Earth, and
> > having the same distance from the Sun. 92.96 million mi by is 3,959 mi.
> > You find those precise numbers anywhere else in the universe...
> > you got another Earth.
> 
> Of course not. It needs an invisible magnetic field around it, an
> atmosphere, water and continents.


Yes, it is what I call..."another Earth".



Just make sure the numbers are precise, exact...do not deviate from it.