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Quote by: rez Hey gallo,
In your opinion, what do you think the most important "quality" of the universe is in order to sustain "life"?
For example. If gravity was not a quality of the universe then planets would not form and quite frankly the earth wouldnt be able to hold in oxygen via an Ozone layer......
I am kinda perplexed as to why the universe has certain qualities. For instance, why does the universe have gravity and elements? Why does matter have gravity? |
The universe doesn't sustain life. We actually know of only one small, insignificant place in the universe that has life, but there may be others. What is required is water - not ice and not vapor - but liquid water. That implies a temperature within a certain range.
Science can't answer some metaphysical question about why things are as they are. Science just investigates what is.