How Long Could You Survive on Each Planet Without a Spacesuit?

#eldddir #eldddir_space #eldddir_homo

[disrxt]

I'm on Earth at the moment, and have survived 60 years without a spacesuit so far!

[SuperDadsBaby]

Video is basically an Earth commercial
“Are you tired of being boiled alive on Venus, OR falling through Gas giants dead? Well here on earth you can go anywhere without space suite and live!”

[phenics]

The simple answer is


Mercury: Boil alive
Venus: Boil alive
Earth: Yes for 80 years if lucky
Mars: A few minutes because the atmosphere is similar and also depends on which part of the planet
Jupiter: wtf no lol
Saturn: wtf no again lol
Uranus: Again that's a no lol
Neptune: Seriously? No
Pluto: Not considered by many to be a planet but anyways no, you would freeze to death.

[razieltalos]

Mars may be capable of growing potatoes

Ireland: We have begun our Space Program!

[takumathompson]

Riddle: How long can you survive each planet without a space suit

Me: the rest of your life

[stevenwheat]

It's gonna hit around 106 degrees in a couple days over here in Phoenix, so the sun is starting to sound favorable..

[Petry]

"you can survive on Mars for 1.5 minutes"

That's the same as 90 sec...

[bykevinzhong]

Mars: Able to grow potatoes
Humans: Mm, yes, c o l o n i z e

[tangobravo]

Earth: *90 years*
Every other planet: *a few minutes*
South Side Chicago: *instant death*

[_.Dynamo]

me: its bedtime, I should sleep.
YouTube: How long could you survive on each planet without a spacesuit?
me: I don't need sleep, I need answers!

[Alberts_Stuff]

I heard a scientist say in an interview once, that being exposed in space would be like drowning, freezing and burning to death all at once.

[kipster]

“Mercury’s the smallest planet in the solar system”. RIP Pluto

[definitionofinsanity]

“Possible diseases” well diseases and viruses are technically life so if you get one of those you made the greatest discovery of all mankind.

[kazemizu]

Good thing Pluto was already answered for us in, “The Magic School Bus.”

[Moonlight_Cat_]

It is truly incredible of how we as human beings have found out so much about Earth and our solar system, and yet we have so much more to discover and learn.

[flexingbro]

Yo why you added a "d" to your name like no one will see it

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

If we advanced to the point where we could be considered as a tier 2 in the Kardashev scale, we should be able to alter the air composition and climate of an entire planet. But it's only science fiction until it actually happens. Just as airplanes were once considered to be science fiction too.

[Mecceldorf]

How long will it take to die on Mercury’s pole?
“90 seconds.”
Aww, and what about Mars?
“A minute and a half.”
Oh sweet!

[RckBast]

In outter Space: You can survive about 90 seconds.
Mars: Our best canditate for human colonization. Here you can Survive for about 1, 5 minutes.

Me: Hey wait a second...

[ks]

"May be suitable for growing potatoes" someone's been watching the Martian