What do you need to live on Pluto?

Answer 1

Lots of oxygen, lots of Sandwiches (vacuum packed of course), something to do on the way, a torch and spare batteries, a radio, a deck chair, a spare pair of underpants. A flag designating who you're claiming it for. Sick bags. Miniature sports equipment of your choice.

Also remember to write your will before you go, it's unlikely you'll return in your life time.

1. Oxygen
2. Water
3. Skies
4. Portable Heater
5. Extra Clothes to Wear
6. Food (vacuum sealed)

Answer 2

To survive on Pluto, you would need a spacesuit equipped with life support systems to protect you from the extreme cold temperatures averaging around -375°F (-225°C), the lack of atmosphere, and the intense levels of radiation. Additionally, you would need a reliable source of power to provide warmth and maintain life support systems.

Answer 3

To live on Pluto, you would need a spacesuit that can withstand extreme cold temperatures reaching as low as -375 degrees Fahrenheit. The suit would also need to provide oxygen for breathing, protection from harmful solar radiation, and insulation to maintain a stable body temperature. Additionally, you would need a reliable source of energy, such as a nuclear power source, to power life support systems and equipment essential for survival in the harsh conditions of Pluto.

Answer 4

Pluto is inhospitable; however, if you were to attempt to live there, you would definitely need these items in order to survive:

1. Shelter - something that would protect you from the cold and keep you warm

2. Warmth - Pluto has a mean temperature of -223 C, so you need to have a way to keep warm

3. Protection from radiation - since you have almost nothing to protect you from radiation bombarding you from space, which includes deadly gamma rays

4. Oxygen - Pluto has virtually no atmosphere; you need air in order to survive

5. Food - there are no sources of food on Pluto, so you need to bring your own supply and/or establish some sort of self-sustaining food source

6. Vitamin D - since your body will not be able to produce vitamin D from the sun, you will need to take a supplement

7. Water - while the exact composition of Pluto is not yet known, it is a safe bet that you will still have to bring along a sufficient source of water

8. Water recycling gear - similar to that used by the International Space Station, which recycles urine and turns in into potable water

9. Fuel - you will need an energy source - you may not find anything useful on Pluto to use... plus, you'll probably not stay long there before deciding that it isn't the best place to live after all, and will need a way to get yourself back to Earth

10. Tools/materials/etc - in order to build and maintain your shelter, etc.

11. A radio or other communication device - it's not absolutely necessary, but it would be nice to be able to contact those back on Earth.

12. A furry friend - like a cat... Bring a cat - because you will be lonely and need something fluffy and warm to keep you company.

Answer 5

Probably a really warm suite because it is about - 40000oC in Pluto and some oxygen an a really fast air craft that travels at 300 million miles an hour. And a friends cause 20 years would be lonely.

Answer 6

u would take whatever u wanted to so take my advice

Answer 7

lots of food and heaters and a flag and supplies for a house and friends

Answer 8

You would wear a space suit.