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Earth And Vonda Similarities
The planet Vonda is much like earth when comparing dimensions. Both planets have a radius of 3,959 miles with a mass of 5.972*10^24 kg and a volume of 1.08321*10^12 km^3. Also, earth and Vonda are on an axial tilt 23.4392811 degrees, could there similarities in dimension be the reason why both planets are able to harbor life on their own. Vonda also has a five layer atmosphere just like earth that allows humans to breathe and visit. Vonda is a very lush tropical area that has a very diverse communities of life. Omaticaya, the region where the Omarịchans live, resembles the Iguazu National Park in Argentina. For instance, the waterfalls were created by volcanic eruptions, which then to the creation of more than 275 waterfalls. During rainy seasons
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