Organisms that do not depend on oxygen for survival can be found on other planets.
<h3>Could life exist on other planets?</h3>
The solar system is composed of the earth and other planets having the sun as the center. This model is what we generally refer to as the heliocentric model of the solar system.
Life does exist on other planets apart from earth. However, in other planets, oxygen is in limited supply hence only the organisms that do not depend on oxygen for survival can be found on other planets.
there are some convincig observatios that there could possibly be life on other planets. scientists are currently working with Nasa in attempts to discover any signs or indications of primitive life beyong Earth. hese signs may be detections of oxygen, or water vapor. if other planets can chemically support life, some forms of simple/primitive life are prokaryotic life forms, bacteria, microorganisms, or even invertebraes!
I think they will grow petter alone if they are not planted in the same pot. The one plant will absorb more nutrients from the soil it is planted in rather than if it was planted with another.
