Is there an other earth?

Question

Is there an other earth?

Answer 1

Is there another planet named "Earth"? No. Is there a planet with similar conditions, and is suitable enough to host life? Most likely. The probability that there are other intelligent beings in the Milky Way galaxy is incredibly high.  When you consider the number of plants there are, it's almost idiotic to believe there isn't another planet with life on it.

And like all responses involving life on other planets. A likely reason "aliens" aren't coming to Earth is because of the distance gap. There's not much reason to travel for the many years it would take to get here.

Answer 2

No.  There's only one planet with that name.

Answer 3

Although astronomers have discovered over 200 exoplanets, or extra solar planets outside of our solar system, many of them are planets which are "hot Jupiters". These planets orbit so close to their parent stars that their upper atmospheres are heated to 10,000 K by extreme-UV, or EUV, radiation.

So, you might find the FRIED remains of Aliens.

Personally, I'd rather we exploit the 160+ moons in our solar system for humankind as I do not believe there's an exact DNA replica of Homo Sapiens Sapiens.

As for the super-Earths recently discovered, they're 42 light years away. Until NASA actually produces an Anti-Matter spaceship, we won't be able to use conventional spaceships to get there. But, not to worry, the Andromeda is hurtling at us at 300 km/sec and will merge with our galaxy over billions of years, giving us whatever moons, planets or solar systems it has.

Answer 4

They are finding new planets around stars all the time, but as of yet, none are of a size or in an orbit about their star that would allow them to be earth-like.

Answer 5

NASA is trying to find a planet that is like Earth right now and they are looking all over the universe. Currently, no planet like Earth has been found yet.