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The Rare Earth hypothesis is a theory that argues that the evolution of biological complexity anywhere in the universe requires the coincidence of a large number of fortuitous circumstances, including a galactic habitable zone, a central star and planetary system having the requisite character, a terrestrial planet of the right mass, and the advantage of a giant guardian like Jupiter and a large moon, among others. The hypothesis also suggests that complex multicellular life is exceedingly rare. The emergence of complex life requires a host of fortuitous circumstances, and the only evolutionary biologist to speak to the hypothesis at any length is Simon Conway Morris. The Rare Earth hypothesis is widely debated amongst scientists and lay audiences alike, and it provides an opportunity to examine the conditions that have resulted in the only example of intelligent life discovered in the universe:ourselves.
稀土假說是一種理論，認為宇宙中任何地方的生物複雜性的進化需要大量偶然情況的巧合，包括銀河系宜居帶、中心恆星和具有必要特徵的行星系統、類地行星 合適的質量，以及像木星和大衛星這樣的巨大守護者的優勢等等。該假說還表明，複雜的多細胞生命極其罕見。複雜生命的出現需要一系列偶然的環境，而唯一一位詳細闡述這一假設的進化生物學家是西蒙·康威·莫里斯。稀土假說在科學家和普通觀眾中引起了廣泛爭論，它提供了一個機會來研究導致宇宙中發現的唯一智慧生命例子的條件:我們自己。