We use what we know about Earth-its structure, atmosphere, geologic activities, and processes-to prove or disprove our theories of other planets. Describe one such example of our use of Earth analogs to determine the circumstances elsewhere, and explain how it might influence our explorations in the future.

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Justice Parrish

Geography

5 May, 17:15

We use what we know about Earth-its structure, atmosphere, geologic activities, and processes-to prove or disprove our theories of other planets. Describe one such example of our use of Earth analogs to determine the circumstances elsewhere, and explain how it might influence our explorations in the future.

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Nikolas Gallagher · Answer 1

Base on earth's structure, process and geologic history.

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There are various planets in outer space that are considered analogous to that of earth or the Earth-like the planet like Kepler-22b. Kepler-69c. Kepler-62f and Kepler-452b. These Earth-like planets are called as G and K stars. like venus which is considered a twin of earth. These planets are considered to be 50% like earth but differ based on temperature and Terraforming is going to be what might be influencing the future of the explorations. Which is a hypothetical process of deliberating modifying the atmospheric conditions to make it habitable for man.