What planets in our solar system can support human life???
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Perhaps none.Not fully known yet.
So far the only one proven to support life is the one we are on. Everything else is speculation at this point
So far they have built the space station on the moon so it's possible to live there.
My biggest concern is why are they building this space station? I've wondered this since I was very young.
The only answer I can come up with is that the "elite" of the world feel this will be their safe haven when the third world war is waged.
None naturally. Earth is the perfect distance from the sun. Any other planet is to cold or to far. And we would have to adopt to different weights. For example, on Jupiter we would weigh like three times we do hear, an our legs wouldn't be able to support the weight. However, with science dramatically improving we could live on Mars. If you watch the science/discovery channel, they have shown things that modern scientist have made to support life on another planet. For example, there's a modernized space suit that allows you to stay longer in space because it doesn't use as much oxygen. And there are new techniques and technology that will recycle waste and water in space stations.
Only earth at this time.
However there are proyects to make that mars or venus can support life (even Carl Sagan Told so) by altering their caracteristics, but that would take many years.
Mars would probably be the best choice because it does have an atmosphere. We would have to figure out what to do to make it liveable though, because the atmosphere is made up of CO2, methane and ammonia.
Zero...not even close without all kinds of arificial systems, mainly temperature and atmosphere related (oxygen,etc.).
Those who think that the atmosphere on mars, which is only between 0.6 and 1% of ours in pressure, and contains no oxygen, would support human life - those humans are a bit far from reality.
Also the ones who think men have a space station on moon and therefore our moon can support humanlife ar off the mark as well.
There is only ONE planet in our system which can support life. That's earth.
Our earth is unique. But some people do not like to accept this fact.
This may not answer the question but it will put things in perspective: The Solar system is intelligent design.
Life was intentionally put on Earth, the Planets & Sun serve a number of purposes.
1. Tracing time
2. Navigation
3. Protecting Earth
Most importantly forming personalities. Each member of the Solar system represents apart of the personality.
-THE SUN shows our deepest goals in life, what we want.
-THE MOON shows how we respond emotionally, how we feel.
-MERCURY shows how we think and express ourselves.
-VENUS shows how we relate to others.
-MARS shows how we use our energy and talents to get what we want.
-JUPITER shows how we enjoy ourselves and expand our understanding.
-SATURN shows how much self-discipline and strength of character we have.
-URANUS shows in what ways we are original, inventive and creative.
-NEPTUNE shows how we can best help others.
-PLUTO shows in what ways we can grow through deepening our self-knowledge
How?
Planets emit energy that life on earth receives. The Pineal Gland works like an antenna within the human body It's our connection to the unseen world. When planetary energy encounter each other it creates more energy called aspects. These aspect last depending on the planets involved. Signs,Planets & Aspects play key roles in human life,over the ages the composition of the planets evolved and have influenced life differently. When Venus & Mars were living planets (molten cores with magnetic fields) their energy was different and gave humans different abilities humans had natural telepathy and new deeper secrets of the intangible world.
The Planets were not created to sustain life, they were created to protect & influence life "on earth".
just one .. EARTH
and i must admit that it was WISE to ask for HUMAN life and not for INTELLIGENT life.
the thing is that just here on earth are the ressources to sustain human life. Any other planet falls trough the selection cause we need to bring life support with us. which would just allow to stay for a limited time.
mars is off the list too, cause it does not have a thick enough atmosphere and no magnetic field for shielding us from heavy ions contantly plastering the surface.
Any attempt putting us there for a longer stay is doomed at given state of our technology.
You CAN stay for longer, but just if you put equipment there too, which makes it a VERY expensive thing to do.
And since i would like to see my taxes invested into something which makes more sense, i would suggest to scratch interplanetary spaceflight from the list completly.
Just for the fact that people don't remember anyway after 30 years (see moonhoax)
None. Mars, at its equator, can get up to a balmy 67 degrees Fahrenheit on a nice summer day, but the atmosphere is way too thin, and there is no oxygen.
Earth I hear, but the debate goes on...
if you mean intelligent life, than the answer is 'none'
So far the only one proved to support life is the one we are on. Everything else is speculation at this point
As of now, only the Earth.
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