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Why Earth Sucks Compared to the Planet Hestia

Kurzgesagt FR · mis à jour 26 mai · 15 min

Go to to try Brilliant's tutor for free + get 20% off the premium subscription! This video was sponsored by Brilliant. Thanks a lot for the support! Start your asteroid adventure! Get Star Birds on Steam: Sources & further reading: Earth may seem like the perfect planet for life, but huge parts of our planet are actually hostile deserts of ice, rock, heat or darkness.

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