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Originally Posted by rickholio
Now, expand that possibility to our entire planet. Our solar system. Our star cluster. Our galaxy. Our UNIVERSE.
1 in 16 billion, in that much space? A trifle. That completely discounts the possibility of multiple universes, or multiple iterations in the case of a steady-state expansion/collapsing universe. Given the paeninfinite nature of our universe (as we understand it), all things may well be possible.
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1:16 billion (which was the low end ) was for all space. Remember that all the elements in the periodic table were produced from a single proto mass(big bang theory).