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What would have happened to Earth if it were 10% closer to the sun?
◦ Liquid water and the water cycle would not exist.
◦ Our sun would have burned out after a few hundred million years so life would not evolve.
◦ Our atmosphere would consist mainly of nitrogen.
◦ Our atmosphere would consist mainly of carbon dioxide.

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What would have happened if Earth were located 10% further out from the Sun?
◦ Our atmosphere would consist mainly of nitrogen.
◦ Our oceans would all be frozen.
◦ Our atmosphere would consist mainly of carbon dioxide.
◦ Our Sun would have burned out after a few hundred million years so life would not evolve.
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