While extreme temperatures may exist in certain environments, they are generally not conducive to the formation and sustenance of life as we know it.

The terms 'Habitable Zone', 'Goldilocks Zone', and 'Life-Supporting Zone' are all used interchangeably to refer to the range of conditions suitable for life.

Mars is often regarded as the most promising candidate for life beyond Earth due to its proximity to Earth, past evidence of liquid water, and the presence of a thin atmosphere.

Atmospheric Stripping refers to the process by which a planet's atmosphere is gradually lost due to various factors such as solar wind, high-energy particles, and gravitational interactions.

Oxygen does not contribute significantly to the greenhouse effect as it does not absorb infrared radiation effectively.

The Greenhouse Effect refers to the process by which certain gases in a planet's atmosphere trap heat, leading to an increase in surface temperature.

Mesophiles are organisms that thrive in moderate temperature ranges and are not considered extremophiles.

Abiogenesis refers to the process by which non-living matter gives rise to living organisms.

High levels of Carbon Dioxide alone are not considered a reliable biosignature as they can also be produced by geological processes.

Adaptation refers to the process by which organisms develop traits that allow them to survive and thrive in their specific environment.

Planetary mass directly does not affect the habitability of a planet, although it can influence other factors such as atmospheric composition and geological activity.

Atmospheric Escape refers to the process by which a planet's atmosphere is gradually lost due to the escape of hydrogen and helium, which are the lightest elements.

Mesophiles are organisms that thrive in moderate temperature ranges and are not considered extremophiles.

The Greenhouse Effect refers to the process by which certain gases in a planet's atmosphere trap heat, leading to an increase in surface temperature.

High levels of Carbon Dioxide alone are not considered a reliable biosignature as they can also be produced by geological processes.