Why does this output 'false'? Object comparison, see example...

Question

var info1 = {
"planet":"Earth",
"suitable For Living":true
};
var info2 = {
"planet":"Earth",
"suitable For Living":true
};
alert(info1 === info2 || info1 == info2);

gives 'false'

is this because the object properties are strings which contain spaces?

Answer 1

var info1 = {
};
var info2 = {
};
alert(info1 === info2 || info1 == info2);

also gives false.

it's true when i set
info2 = info1;
before the alert.

this means that objects are always different from one another, unless i set them equal