"TomHendricks474"  wrote in message
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> >Well remember the gravity issue. The moon for ex. has no
> >atmosphere to speak of - and no life.
> I'd like to add this too (on a big issue like this
> you always think of some details after you post)
> Earth is big enough to have volcanic activity. That
> may also be an important aspect of any origin of life.
> Too small and volcanic activity stops quickly

Tell that to Io.

> - too large and it may keep it from beginning..

Example?  (a lot of "mays", methinks; how 'bout "maybe not"?)

> There are a lot of angles to this origin problem.

You're arguing for too many limitations, IMO.
Regards, Brett.
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