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Russ, in short there are differences such as water and atmosphere. The moon does not have that. My point was that it doesn't have to be in the Habitable Zone.

Thanks Davenn. But our moon is also in the the "Goldilocks Zone" is it not? Yet it doesn't support life. Can you explain this?

I see. lol.

I was wondering if these distances is perfect to allow life here on Earth. I have did some research on the forum and am ware that the distance changes throughout history but not much. Today Earth has a eccentricity of .0167. If Earth's distant is perfect it should be at 0. Is it safe to say the...