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!

[mloo...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit Mars. It's got a lot of awesome terrain and it would be fun to see all of those rovers that landed on Mars.

[kyleighm...@gmail.com]

If I could visit any planet, it would be Mars. Mars is obviously the most likely habitable planet after Earth in our solar system, and if I, or anyone for that matter, were able to go and physically explore and test the habitability of the atmosphere, it could be ground-breaking for mankind.

[bowi...@gmail.com]

If I could visit any planet, I would likely visit Neptune, since it is my favorite planet and in my opinion the coolest one.

[cmschwa...@gmail.com]

If I could visit any planet, I would choose Saturn. I think it would be really cool to see Saturn's rings up close plus the planet is MASSIVE. I believe that would be incredible to see in person.

[amjon...@gmail.com]

If I could visit any planet I would visit Saturn so I can see the rings in-person.

[njimen...@gmail.com]

I would visit Saturn because the rings are tough.

[madis...@gmail.com]

Personally i have no interest in visiting another planet but if i were put into a situation and must i would choose to visit Mars. Mars is the planet most likely able to contain life and already holds the interests of many scientists on pursuing that decision of exploring.

[Maximus Lorah]

If I could visit any planet I would choose to visit Uranus. I would visit Uranus to see the rings on their side because nobody appreciates Uranus's rings.

[zac...@hotmail.com]

I would visit Jupiter just to put in perspective how much larger it is than Earth.

[kyleighm...@gmail.com]

I completely agree, Saturn was a close second for me and I bet the rings would be gorgeous!

[jasminca...@gmail.com]

I would visit Saturn. I just really want to see the rings, if they actually look like they do in the picture. Plus I think it would be cool to say I visited Saturn, the crown of the solar system.

[astu...@gmail.com]

I would choose to visit Venus, because I am a pyro which makes Venus' fiery, mantle crust very appealing to me. It's also cool that it rotates backwards and has an atmosphere of toxic, poisonous gases.

[jasminca...@gmail.com]

Do you think you'd look for other life on Mars?

[zac...@hotmail.com]

I agree Mars would be cool because we could possibly find something that could lead to us living there.

[kyleighm...@gmail.com]

The rings seem suuupperrr cool. I'd love to visit.

[jasminca...@gmail.com]

You're so right, they're so cool! Plus Uranus' axis is on it's side. Well done!

[astu...@gmail.com]

I love Neptune! Its dark spot is really interesting, since scientists can't explain its purpose. It also has a very pretty blue color.

[zac...@hotmail.com]

I agree that Neptune would be good because it would put in perspective the distance it is from Earth.

[superf...@gmail.com]

Saturn would be cool to look at and try and see what was in the rings.

[astu...@gmail.com]

I think so too! The rings kind of scare me though since I'm pretty sure they're just made of rocks and ice.

[perr...@gmail.com]

i would probably visit Saturn because i could go to the rings and see what they are made up of. And in isn't a hot as Venus or mercury.

[deval...@gmail.com]

If i could visit any planet I would choose to visit Jupiter , because of how massive and different it is compared to Earth!

[jorgen...@gmail.com]

If I could visit any planet I would want to visit Mars. I would want to go there because it has a solid surface like earth, and it is the most likely planet that we will visit in my lifetime.

[vtna...@gmail.com]

if i was to visit another planet i would like to go to Jupiter to see how much bigger it is from earth and to see the ring.

[superf...@gmail.com]

Mars was a close second to me and if I was there I would try to look for other signs of life

[bowi...@gmail.com]

I'm pretty sure they are as well, which likely means they aren't too pretty up close and should be admired from a distance.

[jorgen...@gmail.com]

I also agree that seeing the size of Jupiter would be a very humbling experience.

[madis...@gmail.com]

i agree, Saturn would definitely be on my list

[madis...@gmail.com]

I chose Mars also, why not choose a planet where scientists are already deeply studying it and its abilities

[lyti...@gmail.com]

If I could visit any planet I would visit Jupiter because I would like to see how massive the red spot is, and I would also like to see it's moons as well.

[jorgen...@gmail.com]

I also think that it would be cool to see what the gases floating around on the surface look like.

[bowi...@gmail.com]

I thought of that as well, but if it were possible to be at any planet, I would gladly choose a more interesting one, because Mars is kind of a wasteland

[perr...@gmail.com]

that seems nice

[lyti...@gmail.com]

I think Neptune's dark spot would be interesting to see, maybe we would find new information about the planet's chemistry.

[billu...@gmail.com]

I would visit Saturn because seeing the galaxy from Saturn`s perspective would be cool.

[perr...@gmail.com]

Jupiter is cool

[lyti...@gmail.com]

I would love to see Saturn's rings in person, I also wouldn't mind seeing it's moons either

[edbs...@gmail.com]

i would visit Saturn just to see why there are so many storms and to see how big they are and if any kind of life would be sustainable in such harsh conditions.

[camillej...@gmail.com]

*cue Little Einstein’s theme song*
honestly, I would choose to visit Neptune because well besides being my favorite planet ... I would like to see the dark spots on the great blue planet :D and okay, let’s be honest for a second, it is a really pretty blue

[csal...@gmail.com]

This is pretty hard, I would love to go to every planet because they all look cool. I would have to go with Saturn, just because I like the rings around it.

[deval...@gmail.com]

I agree that seeing Saturn's rings in person would be an astronomical experience!

[edbs...@gmail.com]

I agree the rings of Saturn are very interesting! i wonder how they got there and how much time it took.

[csal...@gmail.com]

I would love to see its rings as well, they look cool!

[deval...@gmail.com]

Exploring Mars would also be fun, because you don't know what you may be able to find there... the possibilities are endless!

[edbs...@gmail.com]

I agree with your idea and i like the thought of it! but how long do you think it would take us to explore it all?

[camillej...@gmail.com]

Do you think that if given the proper time, science, and technology that humans could survive and maybe even inhabit Mars?

[csal...@gmail.com]

Why not Saturn? Saturn's rings look prettier.

[camillej...@gmail.com]

Okay... you want to expand on that ?

[vtna...@gmail.com]

WOW I honestly never paid attention to Saturn's rings!

[vtna...@gmail.com]

Saturn was my second choice but i choose Jupiter because it was bigger

[ariana...@gmail.com]

I agree but also seeing the rings of Saturn would be cool.

[ariana...@gmail.com]

I would visit Jupiter. I think viewing a hurricane three times the size of planet Earth would be fascinating.

[shanecu...@gmail.com]

if i could visit any planet i would visit Saturn. Saturn is known for its rings, and seeing those in person would be breathtaking.

[chloea...@gmail.com]

I would visit Jupiter because I think its the prettiest and most interesting planet.

[billu...@gmail.com]

I agree, i think viewing the storm would also be very informative.

[shanecu...@gmail.com]

i agree, the rings are very interesting and im sure you would get a more clear perspective.

[shanecu...@gmail.com]

I would have to disagree with you on that, Jupiter is interesting to think about visiting but theirs not a whole lot that planet has to offer. i Think you should try Saturn.

[billu...@gmail.com]

I agree, the rings would be fascinating.

[jkkl...@gmail.com]

Jupiter's cloud features would be far more intriguing than Saturn's rings which are made up of ice, dust, and rocks. The clouds are made of ammonia crystals and sulfur. The Great Red Spot has been a raging storm for more than 400 years that is three times the size of Earth. Saturn may be flashy and pretty but Jupiter definitely has a lot to offer.

[hanw...@gmail.com]

If I could visit one planet it would be Jupiter because its the biggest planet in our solar system.

[caria...@gmail.com]

I would choose mercury. It would be interesting to see how the closeness to the sun would effect the planet.

[bail...@gmail.com]

If i could visit any planet I would go to Saturn because I think it looks the most interesting.

[bail...@gmail.com]

I think the rings are cool too!

[bail...@gmail.com]

I think Jupiter is pretty too, it would be fun to visit!