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Question:

why are there planets other than earth with no life on them.by chevaughn washington

Answer:

Did you sleep through science class or something? Life depends on certain factures: water, food, air, proximity to the sun, to name the main ones. In your solar system, Earth is the only one on which these factors combine to allow life, as you would define it, to exist.

Of course, once Earth destroys itself, unless Al Gore is just blowing smoke, it will remove itself from the rotation. This will set off a chain of events, likely moving other planets into the proper place and life will appear there next.

Man with a plan,

God