I’m really quite busy these days, what with loads of questions to answer from you lot. So I would say Venus, since it is the closest planet to the Earth. (Remember: Moon isn’t a planet, it’s a moon)
Yeah it’s funny but like the other scis I would like to visit Mars the most. Just because it has the potential to one day be populated with humans and there has been evidence that water exists there, and that life forms like bacteria once lived there, so I think it has a lot of potential for life! And it seems to have a lot of similarities to earth, like polar ice caps, seasons, volcanos, caves. I guess the only problem is that it’s only -5 degrees C there in the summer, not much of a summer holiday! 😀
Mars because I think we could actually survive there given the right technology, but it would be amazing to see Jupiter (and especially some of its moons, such as Europa) up close…
Sarah complained about the temperature of Mars in summer (-5 degrees C in summer). That sounds most Arctic like! I love cold weather, and my idea of a nice summer is going as far north as possible. So maybe Mars wouldn’t be such a bad choice after all!
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Derek commented on :
Sarah complained about the temperature of Mars in summer (-5 degrees C in summer). That sounds most Arctic like! I love cold weather, and my idea of a nice summer is going as far north as possible. So maybe Mars wouldn’t be such a bad choice after all!
PS: I made another snowman today 🙂
emmagrace commented on :
I made a snowman this summer too, derek!! And it didnt even melt!! ha ha