What is so important about Earth's placement in the solar system? A) It is exactly 93 million miles away, which is the magic zone for every star in the
universe
B) It's in the habitable zone - not too close and not too far from the sun
C) It's the third planet, and only #3 is considered "just right around any given star

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Explanation:

The Ordinal Position of the Planets

The solar system that includes Earth consists of the star known as the sun, a number of planets, an asteroid belt, numerous comets and other objects. Earth's position in this roughly disk-like arrangement provides the opportunity for life, as known to humankind, to arise.

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