Mars is not as close to Earth as Venus is, but it probably is the only planet in our solar system that we can colonize. But living there won't be simple.Mars is poorly suited for human habitation. There's some ice at the poles and perhaps some water in underground repositories. Gravity is only 38 percent as strong as on Earth. The atmosphere is thin and consists mostly of carbon dioxide (95%). So colonists would have to either take air from Earth or make air on Mars. Plants efficiently separate the oxygen bound to carbon and therefore can make air we can breathe, so colonists should take plants along.
The Martian atmosphere is too thin to hold oxygen, which would just escape to space. So the plants would have to be cultivated in greenhouses and the oxygen they produce kept in flasks.
Mars has a very weak magnetic field, and its atmosphere offers little protection against radiation from space. So the Martian colonists would have to build radiation protection into their houses and wear thick suits. Unlike Earth, where most incoming meteorites burn up in the atmosphere, many meteorites crash dangerously onto the surface of Mars.
The Martian weather is awful. It's cold: the average temperature of the Southern Hemisphere is minus 60 degrees Celsius; even at the equator, it's seldom over zero. Winds are fierce and blow at speeds of several hundred kilometres an hour, and storms can last for months. The wind whirls up fine dust that penetrates everything and sticks to all surfaces, which literally would toss sand in the gears of vital mechanical and electronic equipment.
Our galaxy has over 200 billion stars; many of them do have planets, and thus qualify as a "solar system". As to the total number, we will never know, as solar systems will live and die. As a rough guess, at least 50% of all stars should have planets - so that could be classified as a "Solar System".
People in the solar system live on Earth.
As of current knowledge, there is no evidence of extraterrestrial creatures living on other planets in our solar system. Scientists continue to search for signs of microbial life on Mars and potential habitable conditions on planets like Enceladus and Europa.
In our solar system, exactly one ( 1 ). Hundreds of planets have been identified in orbit around other stars, but we don't have the ability yet to observe what the conditions may be like on their surfaces.
No other planets have "creatures" like earth does. There might be microbes or bacteria on other planets. Some scientists believe there could be life as advanced as something like a Jellyfish on Titan, one of Saturn's moons. There is no evidence of very advanced life on any planets other than earth, however.
yes i think you could live on some other palnet, one of these planets no but somwhere else in the solar system pie
no you cant!
Our galaxy has over 200 billion stars; many of them do have planets, and thus qualify as a "solar system". As to the total number, we will never know, as solar systems will live and die. As a rough guess, at least 50% of all stars should have planets - so that could be classified as a "Solar System".
Planets are in the solar system comprising the universe. Mammals live ON a planet, like on this planet Earth.
Within the galaxy are solar systems and with that are planets. The Milky Way is a galaxy that our solar system is in and the solar system that we live in has our planet, earth in it. Therefore you live in earth which is in the milky way Galaxy. And so you live in the milky way Galaxy.
As of yet, there is still no proof of sentient life on other planets.
The solar system is about where things such as since, you could say live. There are comets there are planets and all sort of things....... for example a comet could be called a dirty snowball. No there are not such things as aliens but scientist believe than a long time ago micro animals once lived on mars!!!
Everyone knows they live in the solar system. However life could be possible in the alpha centauri system. Scientists have provided five tests to determine if a star is capable of containing other planets with life. See link below with more information.
God made us to live here, and he made here for us to live. We aren't desined to live elsewhere!
Everything in the solar system other than the sun itself is in orbit around the sun. This includes planets (such as the one we live on), asteroids, and comets.
In my solar system ... the one I and my family live in ... there is one star, which we call the sun, and roughly 240 known natural satellites of the 8 known planets.
Eventually the sun will blow up and the solar system will be destroyed.