Can humans live on other planets?

Answer 1

Probably not, because it is either too hot (e.g. Mercury, Venus), too cold (e.g. Pluto, Neptune etc.) and on some planets, there is not enough oxygen. Also, spacemen and scientists have not found any form of life on other planets.

Thinking in terms of the 3rd dimensional person living on another planet is redundant!

NOW think outside the 3rd dimension and you will have your answers. Many of us humans have come from living on other planets , other galaxies, other universes. Start there and you will have rememberings of being other forms on other planets. Mars, the folk live underground and are much more intelligent than Earth folk. We on this Earth are moving into the 5th dimension and will be taking the orbit of Venus ( the healing planet)

So, forget this dimension and think of humans as becoming "formless" beings then and only then can you even contemplate what the universe holds.

love, light and peace.....P

Answer 2

No. They either have incompatible atmospheres or else are far too warm or far too cold. Earth is the only place we can live without SERIOUS modification of the planet. We currently don't have the technology

Answer 3

Yes, but it would take a long time and a lot of money. A government or private organization and astronauts would want to achieve something by this venture and it is presently unknown what would justify such an expense and time.

Answer 4

No. Earth is the only planet in the Solar System that has oxygen to support us and our body. All the other planets are unable to support our needs. Ex. The moon- We have to wear a suit to give us oxygen since it's not provided anywhere else.

Answer 5

Only on Earth. Living anywhere else requires bringing along enough equipment

and other stuff to make that place just like Earth, and even that is possible in only

a few other places.

Answer 6

It is currently not possible for humans to live on other planets without significant technological advancements. Challenges include harsh environmental conditions, lack of necessary resources, and lack of sustainable ecosystems. However, there are ongoing efforts to explore the possibility of establishing human settlements on Mars and the Moon in the future.

Answer 7

No. All the dwarf planets other than Ceres are frozen balls of ice, basilcally glorified comets, and Ceres is essentially a glorified asteroid.

Answer 8

Yes they live in the planets deepest and darkest cave