What is the dangerous planet?

Answer 1

Dangerous requires a specification of "dangerous to whom". All of the planets other than Earth would be difficult to live on because of their high temperatures, corrosive atmosphere, absence of almost any atmosphere, crushing gravity, or near absolute zero surface temperature. Even Earth has areas where your chance of survival are minimal (at the poles, sea bottom, tops of mountains, acid springs, volcanic vents, jungles filled with poisonous plants and dangerous animals.

If the question asks which planet is likely to suddenly leave its orbit and destroy earth, explode, or hide in your closet to bite you in the morning - then none.

All this taken into account the most dangerous planet for most f us is the only one we are ever exposed to - Earth.

Answer 2

Venus is the most dangerous planet, with pressures up to 100 times more than Earth's and temperatures up to 475oC. Venus also has sulphuric acid clouds that are stronger than of a car batteries' to be honest nobody's going to land on any of the gas giants or other planets papart from mars so tbh there is no answer.

Answer 3

There are several dangerous planets in our universe, such as Venus with its extreme temperatures and toxic atmosphere, or Jupiter with its powerful radiation belts. It ultimately depends on what aspect of a planet's environment you consider to be the most dangerous.

Answer 4

Any Planet In The Solar System The Does Not Have Oxygen Is A Dangerous Planet

Answer 5

all the planets after the asteroid belt are very dangerous because they are gas, ice or water.

the Planet of the Apes!

Answer 6

The Guiness Book of World Records lists the castor oil plant - a relatively common plant whose seeds contain the toxin ricin - as the world's deadliest plant.

Answer 7

Because the air is extremely hot and poisonous

Answer 8

Earth, because it contains humans . .