Mars, or an Earth-like planet (like Gliese581g) that is not on the solar system. But for now, instead of looking so far, let's try to save the planet and stay in Earth. It is much more simple, don't you think? Specially if you are talking about an Earth-like planet.
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Earth is the only known planet in our solar system where humans can live. However, there are ongoing efforts to study and explore planets like Mars to potentially establish human habitats in the future. Other planets in our solar system are not suitable for human life due to extreme conditions such as high temperatures, lack of atmosphere, or intense radiation.
The Best answer is mars but the atmosphere is to low to have much oxygen to
breath on mars.
I could live on any planet where the surface gravity isn't too great ... as long as
I could take along with me air to breathe, water to drink, food to eat, shielding
from cosmic radiation, a means of maintaining suitable air pressure, and a means
of maintaining the temperature around me within a suitable range.
In other words, I can live in any place that can be made to resemble the surface
of the Earth.
As of now, humans have not been known to live on other planets. While there are plans for future exploration and potential colonization of planets like Mars, currently all human inhabitants reside exclusively on Earth.
It is a double or multiple star which could make planets less likely to be surrounding it.
When the sun dies, it will expand into a red giant, engulfing the inner planets, including Earth. It is currently not known if human life could survive this scenario. In the far future, humanity may need to find new planetary systems to inhabit.
It wouldn't support humans, but some extremophile bacteria could probably live there just fine.
Of the planets of our solar system, only Earth itself is easy to live on. None of the other planets are habitable without a protective sealed habitat. Of the other planets, Mars may be easiest; we'll need to build the sealed habitat, and convert some of the iron oxide in the soil to oxygen that we can breathe, but it won't be INCREDIBLY cold, or have poisonous atmosphere, or crushing pressure. And after we've figured out how to live on the Moon, Mars will be fairly straightforward.
It depends!
We know nothing about other planets. Our best guesses are for Jupiter sized and larger. Uninhabitable, I'm afraid.
Of course, with properly pressurized suits and sealed, pressurized environmemts. There are no known planets where humans could live in the open as they do on earth.
no because there is no oxogen in space
Some of them we could possibly live on and others we cant.
It is possible, even likely, that there are other planets that could support life. We have yet to find any.
EARTH,🧐🧐 but in future it may possible to live on other planet
yes we can live
If you had an enclosed airtight habitat with atmosphere and life support it is technically possible. Dwarf planets are too small to have an atmopshere of their own.
it would not be helpful because there is no air so you cant breathe
yes i think you could live on some other palnet, one of these planets no but somwhere else in the solar system pie
It depends,because the moon is not that big for 1,000 or more of people to live on the moon so yeah