What planet would you visit?

[Mrs.Wright]

If you could visit any planet, which one would you choose and why? Answer here and come back to respond to at least 2 classmates. Remember your netiquette and discussion board rules!

[mckennal...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit planet Saturn because of its beautiful rings.

[savanna...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit Mars because it is the most likely planet to inhabit humans if the Earth is deemed unfit to harbor life.

[bryce.g...@gmail.com]

Mars, Because Mars is a planet that most scientist say in our solar system that could have life on it. I would wanna go because i would like to see if there really is life or not.

[jhste...@gmail.com]

if i could visit any planet i would visit Neptune because of the blue color atmosphere 

[jpde...@gmail.com]

I would choose Neptune due to it's beautiful blue color and its haze it emits.

[jhste...@gmail.com]

thats far but the rings are nice!

[felicityc...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit Mars because we have made the most progress toward that planet, and I could be the first astronaut there.

[jhste...@gmail.com]

life on Mars hmmm definitely an important planet

[natha...@gmail.com]

If I had to visit any planet, i would visit Mars, due to the sheer fact you would possibly be able to have a sustainable life.

[basentz...@gmail.com]

I would pick Venus because it was named after Venus, goddess of love and beauty. Another reason why i would go to Venus is because Venus is also a big planet, so a ton of exploring can be done on Venus.    

[eliseam...@gmail.com]

I would visit Mars because scientists believe there is a volcano there larger than Mt. Everest and i think that would be really cool to see.

[felicityc...@gmail.com]

I would love to see what Saturn's rings look like from its surface.

[felicityc...@gmail.com]

I think it'd be very cool to explore Venus, there is so much you could find.

[natenel...@gmail.com]

I would go to mars so i could crack a cold one with the martian boys

[jlebl...@gmail.com]

i would visit Mars because it is the closest planet where the atmosphere is not mostly CO2 and it may have life on it. 

[basentz...@gmail.com]

i would also go to the planet Saturn as a 2nd option. i would go there to collect ice rock from the rings and the actual planet. i would see it as a vacation of a lifetime. 

[jlebl...@gmail.com]

that's a big volcano

[eliseam...@gmail.com]

I agree, Venus does have a very interesting history and I would be interested to see what Venus has to offer exploration wise.

[basentz...@gmail.com]

I would also like to go to Neptune to swim in the giant oceans that the planet has available. 

[mckennal...@gmail.com]

Neptune is my second choice solely for its blue color

[mckennal...@gmail.com]

Venus is my third choice because it's a big planet and it has an atmosphere, but it's also the hottest planet in the solar system.

[eliseam...@gmail.com]

I agree, if there were any planet we could visit and possibly inhabit, it would be Mars.

[jpde...@gmail.com]

Life on Mars would be something different, at least we would know we aren't alone.

[jpde...@gmail.com]

Life on Mars would be pretty remote but, would be cool to know myself.

[Andrew S.]

I would choose to visit Jupiter because I think The Great Red Spot would be cool to see due to its size and power.

[jacob...@gmail.com]

If i could visit any planet it would be Jupiter so i could see its crazy weather. 

[nedala...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit Mars because scientists say its the closest planet in our solar system that could have life on it!

[nedala...@gmail.com]

I agree to what you had to say, i would love to visit Venus as well now!

[nedala...@gmail.com]

I was wondering the same thing as well!

[Andrew S.]

Yeah, Olympus Mons would definitely be a sight to see; I agree.

[moban...@gmail.com]

i would visit mars because it seems like the best option when it comes to habitation of another planet besides earth. 

[joww...@gmail.com]

I would like to visit Mars because recently they found liquid water on Mars and it would be cool to see if Mars could withstand human life.

[moban...@gmail.com]

thats a good idea

[moban...@gmail.com]

me too

[joww...@gmail.com]

I would love to visit Saturn because of this reason too!

[Andrew S.]

Neptune's color is brilliant. It would definitely be an amazing sight to behold.

[joww...@gmail.com]

This would be a big step in humanity!

[tyler...@gmail.com]

I would visit Jupiter to see whats inside the gas giant and to see if it has a solid core. 

[tyler...@gmail.com]

Agree, we have made the most progress with it.

[tyler...@gmail.com]

that and because its a gas planet. 

[malcolm....@gmail.com]

I would choose Neptune because of its bright blue color and it just overall looks cool.

[morrista...@gmail.com]

I would visit Mars because it is the planet that is possible to have life on it! 

[morrista...@gmail.com]

Saturn is my second choice! It would be very cool to go there

[morrista...@gmail.com]

I agree! I chose Mars as well.

[jlebl...@gmail.com]

Neptune is definitely the coolest colored planet

[jlebl...@gmail.com]

i agree, Venus would be interesting to visit because of the harsh atmosphere as well

[brando...@gmail.com]

I would visit Mars because it has the highest chance of sustaining life

[brando...@gmail.com]

I agree.  I've always wondered what the planet looked like on the inside.

[brando...@gmail.com]

I agree with this,  I've always wanted to see how bad the weather would seem if i was on the planet.

[chance...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit Mars because it is the most similar to planet Earth which humans would be the most capable to live on.

[chance...@gmail.com]

indeed the rings are very beautiful!

[chance...@gmail.com]

i completely agree

[aree...@gmail.com]

I would visit saturn because of its beautiful rings and to study what they are made of.

[aree...@gmail.com]

I would too because it would be interesting

[aree...@gmail.com]

It would be fascinating to see that in person

[bryants...@gmail.com]

i would choose mars. we have found that mars is one of the few planets that can possibly support life.

[bryants...@gmail.com]

i agree. its one of the few that actually contains the possibility of supporting life.

[bryants...@gmail.com]

saturn would be my second choice for a planet to visit because there are not many planets that have rings around the planet.

[jon.ts...@gmail.com]

I would visit Mars because it is closest because it is the closest planet to Earth.

[jon.ts...@gmail.com]

The other planets take too long to travel to

[jon.ts...@gmail.com]

A soda?

[malcolm....@gmail.com]

That is a good reason to visit mars, i was thinking the same thing.

[malcolm....@gmail.com]

I can imagine they would be very interesting and most likely very hard to see