u/Soft-Skirt

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I'm near Heswall and my water has turned to garbage over the past two months. I noticed scum in my tea which I don't usually have so I decalcified my kettle, then a week later had to do it again. Got out my water test strips and did a new test and the water has gone from soft to very hard. No notification from UU just a whopping increase in my bill.

Interestingly (for me anyway) the best water we ever had was after there was a serious problem over in Flint. I guess when they fixed that they accidentally improved our water. But now we've been SNAFU again.

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I was wondering if two civilisations could exist on two planets that are orbiting the same sun. My thought was that sooner or later the planets would be drawn to each other. Even if that happened near the beginning of the stars lifecycle they would eventually meet up again.

Is there any likelihood of two planets coexisting at a similar distance from its sun?