DerpSandwich on 25 October 2013
A star can have any number of planets orbiting it, each with any number of moons orbiting those.
A galaxy can have billions and billions of stars.
The universe as currently observable by humans contains millions of billions of galaxies.
If you think that there can't even be a single celestial body in this entire universe that is exposed to just enough heat to maintain liquid water and thus life of some form, then I really don't know what's wrong with you.
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