No.
We need plants which produce oxygen to survive. The oxygen in our atmosphere is entirely created by plants (originally phytoplankton in the oceans) so for us to survive on another planet there would have to be some sort of oxygen producing organisms. It's unlikely that a non-carbon based life would produce oxygen as oxygen is a by product of photosynthesis - turning carbon dioxide to carbon and oxygen. If the lifeform was not carbon based it would have no use for creating carbon.
We'd also need the percentage of oxygen to be fairly close to that on Earth (around 20%) and the rest of the atmosphere to be composed of inert gasses (ideally nitrogen as on Earth). This would imply a balance between oxygen producing organisms and oxygen consuming organisms.
We'd need there to be liquid surface water and some sort of plant like organisms which produce something we could eat (or to plant our own plants there to eat.
The temperature would need to be fairly close to Earth, partly for there to be liquid surface water and partly just so we could survive - we can survive in a wide range of temperatures but not higher than about 40 degrees centigrade and not lower than about -20 degrees.
.How do you know that earth isn't the other planet?
earth has never visited another planet
No planet could survive at 93 miles away - much too close. Its Earth that is about 93 million miles from the sun on average.
There is a planet that can support life, it is just that the earth still has many years to come before we go to another planet
The likelihood of a moon from another planet colliding with Earth or another planet is extremely low due to the vast distances between celestial bodies. However, in the very distant future, gravitational interactions or orbital disturbances could potentially lead to such an event, but this is highly improbable.
If the environment was very similar to Earth, yeah. Otherwise, no.
There's no truth to that statement.-- You touch a planet every day ... Earth, the planet we all live on.-- If you could survive the trip to another planet, then touching itwould not carry any special additional danger.
It wouldn't survive being on the moon just like any other living thing. Anything that breathes oxygen can only survive on earth unless their is another planet with oxygen.
There is no habitable planet besides Earth that all living things can survive on. If scientists found another planet with water humans could probably survive on other planets but we would need food supplies brought regularly. Plants survive on a certain type of environment, so unless we could create an environment on another planet exactly the same as where the plant came from it would be impossible. Animals are like humans, if they have food supplied regularly enough and a fresh water supply they could live on another planet.
You can only survive on Earth but no other planet.
If you mean Human Life... we can't survive on another planet. but if you mean the planets life, it is just acustomed to the planets temperatures, weather, and/or whatever it throws at it like us on planet earth. we are used to the earths temperatures, and weather.
Considering the armageddon is defined as "the destruction of Earth" or "the extinction of life", no, you won't. Unless you're living on another planet.
Yes. All humans live on Earth.
.How do you know that earth isn't the other planet?
No. There is not another planet inside Earth.
blue planet
Yes of course, there are Scorpians, Lizards, many type of beatle and even gerbils that live in the desert.