A human being would live forever,burn to death with hunger and starvation./its seleana
Neptune, being a gas giant with a thick atmosphere, does not have a solid surface like terrestrial planets, making it unlikely for meteorites to land there as we understand it. While it is possible for small particles from space to enter Neptune's atmosphere, they would likely burn up before reaching any solid surface. Thus, there are no known meteorites on Neptune itself.
they would burnYes, they would burn, but they wouldn't even get through the thick layer of clouds. And if they did, they would die of heat. (It's hot enough to melt lead.) So, how would a human being fare a Venus? Honestly, not very well.
No,because they would simply burn to death
no, actually they will freeze! Mars is really cold.
A Jupiter wouldn't freeze or burn because they are the exact same temperature.
No, because the cockroach would burn to death !!!
No the stomach acid would burn you and you would die a slow painful death
well a fire can be as hot as 1000°C so being on fire or being burned in a fire is so painful that you would be severely burned (3rd Degree Burn) which is the worst burn
The intense heat would incinerate a human. So we will never travel to the sun or walk on it because any human body would die and burn up.
In theory, yes. Neptune is a gas giant composed of hydrogen, helium and methane. Hydrogen and helium are extremely flammable, while methane is mildly flammable. However, Neptune is also a very stormy (windy) and extremely freezing planet, so these characteristics would easily extinguish any flames. If Neptune ignited and managed to stay ignited, it would become a second sun in our solar system, until it runs out of gas to burn. Which could be extremely disastrous for nearby planets and moons.
It's important because if we were around neptune or pluto's position we would freeze to death and if we were close to mercury we would burn to death!! hope that helped.