Life is not sustainable due to the extreme heat and/or cold. And also because of the atmosphere Mercury has.However you can go if you bring plenty of sunscreen and blankets.
Mercury's extreme temperatures, ranging from -280°F to 800°F, make it inhospitable for life as we know it. The lack of atmosphere on Mercury also means there is no protection from the intense solar radiation. These factors make it impossible for plants and people to survive on Mercury without extreme technological assistance.
No, Mercury cannot sustain life as we know it. Its proximity to the sun means extreme temperatures, ranging from very hot to very cold, and its very thin atmosphere, mostly made up of gases like oxygen and hydrogen, is not capable of supporting life.
The word for able to sustain life is "viable."
No. Mercury cannot sustain life. The side facing the sun is burning hot while the night side is extremely cold. There is no air or water. There is very little magnetic field to protect against solar radiation.
No
no if it could then we well haft to be in 800` suits
scorched.....it's too hot to sustain human life on Mercury
Not currently. It does not have oxygen and water to sustain life.
Nothing, it is impossible to sustain life on mercury. YOU WOULD DIE!!!
No. It has little oxygen.
It's ability to sustain life - despite the vast size of the universe, so far earth is the only planet with the ability to sustain life
No, it doesn't even have a substantial atmosphere.
most definately, way to hot to sustain human life
No because mercury has a thin atmosphere
Life is not sustainable due to the extreme heat and/or cold. And also because of the atmosphere Mercury has.However you can go if you bring plenty of sunscreen and blankets.
Mercury has no atmosphere or water to sustain life, very little magnetic field to protect it from solar radiation, and varies between extremely hot during the day and extremely cold at night. All of these factors make it an extremely inhospitable place.