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segrsyd

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What is the relationship between the instantaneous habitable zone and the continuously habitable zone around the Sun? How wide are these zones thought to be?
 
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What factor has been most crucial to the survival of the remaining indigenous people of Latin America?
 
  A) land
  B) water
  C) energy
  D) education
  E) jobs


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Reply #1 on: Jul 14, 2018
Answer to Question 1

The instantaneous habitable zone is the habitable zone of a star at a given moment in time.

The continuously habitable zone is the region in which a planet will always be in the instantaneous habitable zone for a given time window, usually from the birth of the star until 4.6 billion years afterwards.

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