Aww man that’s a tough one. I like the big ones because they’re so pretty – Jupiter and Saturn. BUT you can’t stand on them because they’re gassy on the surface, but then rapidly get hot and lightingy lower down. So who’d want to visit that? Further out they’re really cold. Too far in and you’re face would melt off, so you’re left with Venus (acid rain – I’d run out of umbrellas) or Mars (cold, not much air).
Tough.
I think it’s going to have to be Mars. Close by, a bit like us, looks like bits of Australia, and may just have water (and – ooh – frozen life) under the surface. And at night you could watch Earth twinkle.
Aww man that’s a tough one. I like the big ones because they’re so pretty – Jupiter and Saturn. BUT you can’t stand on them because they’re gassy on the surface, but then rapidly get hot and lightingy lower down. So who’d want to visit that? Further out they’re really cold. Too far in and you’re face would melt off, so you’re left with Venus (acid rain – I’d run out of umbrellas) or Mars (cold, not much air).
Tough.
I think it’s going to have to be Mars. Close by, a bit like us, looks like bits of Australia, and may just have water (and – ooh – frozen life) under the surface. And at night you could watch Earth twinkle.
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