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Would you be able to hit a golf ball farther on earth or Pluto?
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Is Pluto able to support life on earth?
No, Pluto cannot support life on earth as it is much too far from the sun, or any star. It is too cold. Also, it is mostly made of ice, so if it was hot enough, it would melt apart.
Would you able to go outside without a spacesuit in Pluto?
No because Pluto doesn't have any oxygen.
What will you eat on Pluto?
Theoretical astronauts visiting Pluto would only be able to eat the foods they brought with them.
Why do scientists know less about Pluto than Mars?
The main reason is that Pluto is much farther away. Mars is close enough that even from an orbit around Earth we can get decent images of it while we can only get vague pictures of Pluto. We have also been able to sent several probes to Mars that have made detailed maps from orbit and have taken samples of its surface and atmosphere. So far we have launched one probe to Pluto, but it hasn't gotten there yet.
How would you get food if you visited Pluto?
according to my calculations and observations, there is no food on Pluto unless u succesfully are able to bring some food on your own
Is earth able to see Pluto?
no
Is Pluto able to support life on earth?
No, Pluto cannot support life on earth as it is much too far from the sun, or any star. It is too cold. Also, it is mostly made of ice, so if it was hot enough, it would melt apart.
Would you able to go outside without a spacesuit in Pluto?
No because Pluto doesn't have any oxygen.
What will you eat on Pluto?
Theoretical astronauts visiting Pluto would only be able to eat the foods they brought with them.
Why do scientists know less about Pluto than Mars?
The main reason is that Pluto is much farther away. Mars is close enough that even from an orbit around Earth we can get decent images of it while we can only get vague pictures of Pluto. We have also been able to sent several probes to Mars that have made detailed maps from orbit and have taken samples of its surface and atmosphere. So far we have launched one probe to Pluto, but it hasn't gotten there yet.
Would a alien be able to survive on planet pluto?
Depends if they are Plutonians.
Where can you jump the highest the moon or on earth?
If you still want to consider it a planet, then that would be Pluto. If you're going by the new standards - Pluto is no longer a planet, but a meteor - then that'd be Mercury.
Why have scientist not been able to drill farther than the first layer of the earth?
cause it's deep lol
How would you get food if you visited Pluto?
according to my calculations and observations, there is no food on Pluto unless u succesfully are able to bring some food on your own
Would a human be able to survive in Pluto's atmosphere?
No, human's can't survive on Pluto. There is almost no atmosphere, so you would have nothing to breathe. Also, it's way too cold for humans there.
AM radio waves are able to traves farther than FM radio waves because?
AM waves are reflected by earth's ionosphere
Why would a pinniped be able travel farther in water then on land?
it can breath better in the ocean
