What planets could you live on?

Answer 1

Mars, or an Earth-like planet (like Gliese581g) that is not on the solar system. But for now, instead of looking so far, let's try to save the planet and stay in Earth. It is much more simple, don't you think? Specially if you are talking about an Earth-like planet.

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Answer 2

The Best answer is mars but the atmosphere is to low to have much oxygen to

breath on mars.

I could live on any planet where the surface gravity isn't too great ... as long as

I could take along with me air to breathe, water to drink, food to eat, shielding

from cosmic radiation, a means of maintaining suitable air pressure, and a means

of maintaining the temperature around me within a suitable range.

In other words, I can live in any place that can be made to resemble the surface

of the Earth.

Answer 3

Only earth that we know of but by terraforming mars scientist think we may be able to live on that planet too,many years in the future.

Answer 4

Other than the earth you would not be able to survive on any other planet in the solar system without a containment system (habitat or space suit) and significant life support.

Answer 5

Most people agree that Mars is the next most likely choice.

Answer 6

Earth