If 'stray' to any planet in the solar system, what is your chance of survival?

So far, our Earth is still the only planet capable of sustaining life in the solar system. But suppose if humans could set foot on planets in the solar system, would we have a chance to survive? Let's find out!

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1. Sun.

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The surface temperature of the Sun is about 5,537 degrees Celsius, and the core temperature is up to 15 million degrees Celsius. With such a terrible temperature, everyone can guess the situation if people set foot on it. This giant fireball. Whether on the surface or core of the Sun, you will evaporate in a split second.

2. Mercury

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The planet is closest to the Sun, but because there is no atmosphere, Mercury's temperature only falls between 173 and 427 degrees Celsius.

Mercury has a very slow rate of rotation - about 175.97 days of Earth time, so part of the planet is not exposed to the Sun, the temperature there falls to minus 173 degrees Celsius.

If you're lucky enough to set foot on this planet in the area between the hot and cold areas, you absolutely can survive but an important condition is not breathing. Unfortunately, we humans need to breathe to maintain life, and an average person can only hold his breath for 2 to 5 minutes.

3. Venus

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Venus is the solar system's hottest planet, the temperature here is about 482 degrees Celsius. Therefore, when you arrive here, you will be burned immediately.

4. Mars

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The weather on Mars is extremely harsh, the temperature of the day at the equator in this planet ranges from -75 ° C to 20 ° C.

Because the Martian atmosphere is very thin, mostly CO2 if you come here, you will also be able to live about 2 to 5 minutes by the time of Mercury.

5. Jupiter

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Jupiter is a giant gas planet, mainly hydrogen and helium. Gravity on extremely strong Jupiter, about 217.224km / h. So if you set foot on this planet, you will immediately be crushed.

6. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune

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These are all refined planets, so if you set foot here you will suffer the same result as Jupiter.