Which Planet would you like to be on?

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Since Earth is the wrong planet for us, which planet is right for us?

Just list which planet(s) you like the most, what you would do for a colony there, why you like the planet, etcetera. You can have the planet be fictional or real.



I would like my own station on Pluto, have it be sort of a last supply station for ships leaving the solar system. Low gravity and a solid surface make it better than Neptune. Without competition I can charge high prices

ive always liked neptune

ive always liked uranus, but i wont post a picture of it

haha you said uranus

I am originally from Nartar but have been enjoying Earth and the human circus show that daily confronts my vision.

that map is very cool! also pluto was rightfully taken off of planetary status!

Chulak looks fascinating, but I doubt I would make a good host for a goa'uld lol

So who's been to the Alpha Centauri system? I found it too expensive and rather boring.

From an early age I have fantasized about colonizing Mars:




I had figured myself to be a Martian at about age 8 one of my role models then was Husky in "Space Patrol" (1960's marionette series if anyone can remember it)

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Anyone from Ireta, the planet of the Dinosaurs?

*pokes custom title*

I nearly set the space speed record for the standing 4 & 1/2 lightyear run a small moon near Alpha Centauri to Stonehenge Earth. An unfortunate incident with the Physics Police (for breaking the laws of physics) a mere 26 miles from destination had my 96.47 hour hyperlight run disqualified

In a space habitat orbiting Jupiter.

That'd be cool to take a trip to Mars, although I do like being on Earth myself. Maybe if the moon were made of cheese like in the old Macaroni and Cheese commercials I could live on the moon lol. I'd definitely get tired of cheese after a year! lol

Mars would be a good place. After all, scientists already discovered water on it at one point. Also, the highest temperature on Mars is a balmy 70 F (20 C). We just need to build a colony near the equator (the warmest part), and start our wonderful life. Since Mars has a slightly lower gravity than Earth, those of us suffering with weight problems will automatically lose weight.