Why don't we expect to find life on planets orbiting high-mass stars?
A) The lifetime of a high-mass star is too short.
B) The stars are too hot to allow for life.
C) Planets cannot have stable orbits around high-mass stars.
D) The high-mass stars emit too much ultraviolet radiation.

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The lifetime of high-mass stars is relatively short, ranging from a few million to a few hundred million years. This time is not enough to allow life to evolve and develop on any planets orbiting these stars.

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