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the temperature of the surface of
the earth should be relatively con-
stant. This constancy is closely re-
lated to the regularity of the orbit
that the earth follows around the
sun, the size of the sun, the veloc-
ity of rotation of the earth and the
inclination of the earth's axis.
There are various other bal-
ances that enable earth to support
life.
The current power of the
gravitational force exhibits a deli-
cate balance. A slight increase in
the gravitational force, would
mean more ammonia and
methane in the atmosphere,
which would be detrimental to
life. In the contrary situation,
however, the atmosphere would
fail to hold water, changing the
world into an uninhabitable
place.
The thickness of the earth's
crust and the ozone layer, the wa-
ter and nitrogen cycles on earth,
the existence of mountains, the
protective nature of the atmos-
pheric layers are essential for the
continuance of life.

The only planet supporting life in the
solar system is the Earth. A section
from the planet Mars (above). A com-
parison between other planets and the
earth would make man feel the astonis-
hing design inherent in this planet.