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There are other planets in the same place (in relation to their suns) as the Earth. And then there are planets nearer/further from their smaller/larger suns. Etc etc. The Universe is so large that it rather dwarfs infinity (yeah, I know that's impossible) Why couldn't there be another just like us?

A statistician would say Yes, it's mathematically certain that there will be an exact replica of us somewhere out in the Universe.