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Take some with you. I don't know of any other planets with observable oxygen at enough concentration to support human life. Mars MAY have a very very very light atmosphere, but not much and certainly not enough to breath. Venus is 800 degrees and the atmosphere is mostly carbon monoxide and sulphuric acid, also not so pleasant. Among other methods, oxygen is produced by photosynthesis of green plant life taking in sunlight and converting carbon dioxide (what we breath OUT) and releasing OXYGEN (what we breath IN). So your planet would need to have enough leafy green plants and enough sunlight for this to work

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