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does Pauli exclusion principle applied outside the atom?let say 1 electron on Earth and the other on the moon.
 
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Yes, it is applied. An electron on moon and an electron on Earth cannot be in the same state as you already defined them in different state -- one on the moon and the other on earth.
 

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