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Planet in sentence

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Experts agree that it's impossible to farm cows for every inhabitant on this planet.
We need something more efficient to keep humankind alive on this planet.
Healthy for the people, healthy for the fish, healthy for the planet.
This was another hero generation that brought democracy to the planet.
"This one cup helps save the planet."
That's true in the molecular pandemonium that lets your cells function, the tangled thicket of neurons that produces your thoughts and identity, your network of friends and family, all the way up to the structures and economies of our cities across the planet.
Thomas Peschak Conservation Photographer In my 40 years on this planet, I've had the great privilege to explore some of its most incredible seascapes for National Geographic Magazine and the Save Our Seas Foundation.
Everyone on this planet affects and is affected by the ocean.
Could we move beyond our small blue planet to establish colonies in the multitude of star systems out there?
And we learned a lot about ourselves looking back at our planet from space.
It is a very thin shell of atmosphere surrounding the planet.
You and your team have crash-landed on an ancient planet.
I invite you to help me, to carry this dream beyond our borders to all those who care about our planet's future.
After all, we're here to dream together, to work together, to fight climate change together, to protect our planet together.
We know the criminal justice system needs reform, we know there are 2.3 million people in American jails and prisons, making us the most incarcerated nation on the planet.
They tell the history of our universe, of our planet, of life on this planet.
This is when the planet's orbit is aligned in our line of sight, just so that the planet crosses in front of a star.
And if we found one planet, we would be thrilled.
Now, when a planet transits a star, it blocks out a little bit of this light, and the depth of this transit reflects the size of the object itself.
This seemed to indicate that whatever was getting in the way and blocking the starlight was not circular like a planet.
The star's light drops by a whole 15 percent, and this is huge compared to a planet, which would only make a one percent drop.
This means that whatever is blocking its light has an area of over 1,000 times the area of our planet Earth.
In this hypothetical circumstance, this civilization would have exhausted the energy supply of their home planet, so where could they get more energy?
Another idea that's one of my personal favorites is that we had just witnessed an interplanetary space battle and the catastrophic destruction of a planet.
Such examples are only a few of the many challenges we would face on a planet like Mars.
Build space elevators, or impossible miles of transport belts that tether your planet of choice to our home planet?
And what about macrogravity, or any other variation in gravitational pull of the planet that we find ourselves on?
Well, to not do so would mean needing to engineer endless acres of land on an entirely new planet by releasing trillions of gallons of atmospheric gasses and then constructing a giant glass dome to contain it all.
In essence, using engineered organisms to help us terraform a planet both in the short and long term.
Well, I mentioned earlier that we, as a species, were evolved uniquely for planet Earth.
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