What are some solutions to sending humans to Pluto?

Answer 1

There's no point in sending humans to Uranus itself; humans are too fragile to deal with the atmospheric conditions on any gas giant. We'd be better off personally visiting Uranus's moons; however, an even better solution (since one was asked for) would be more robotic spacecraft missions with advanced sensor and communications packages for chemical and spectral analyses. This would get us the information we need without the expense and risk of human lives. A well-planned mission could survey some combination of the asteroids, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune before arriving at Uranus, providing a wealth of information over the many years of travel time required.

Answer 2

There's no point in sending humans to Uranus itself; humans are too fragile to deal with the atmospheric conditions on any gas giant. We'd be better off personally visiting Uranus's moons; however, an even better solution (since one was asked for) would be more robotic spacecraft missions with advanced sensor and communications packages for chemical and spectral analyses. This would get us the information we need without the expense and risk of human lives. A well-planned mission could survey some combination of the asteroids, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune before arriving at Uranus, providing a wealth of information over the many years of travel time required.

Answer 3

Given that the trip would take nearly a decade to get there and a decade to get home, no solutions are currently being investigated. Most scientists grappling with interplanetary travel have Mars as the target, not Pluto.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

there arent any room to play tagg,and not any open pantrys.

Answer 6

there is none

Answer 7

The main problem is there is no oxgen.

Answer 8

You could take a hole bunch of jackets

Answer 9

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