Trying To Land On Jupiter

[homomo 23,883]

You'd eventually be crushed/ripped apart and kind of just float somewhere in the mid/lower atmosphere, never reaching the core. The density of some parts of Jupiter's atmosphere would make us like rubber duckies trying to float on water.

Here's what would happen on all the other planets (assuming you have a regular NASA spacesuit)

MERCURY: Assuming you land somewhere between the day/night side, you might be fine for a while. However, if you landed on the day side, you would definitely melt/burn and perish.

VENUS: Within minutes, the pressure of the atmosphere would crush you, and after time your body would be eroded from the highly concentrated sulfuric acid that rains on Venus.

EARTH: Whatever is happening right now.

MARS: You would probably become very cold if you didn't have some sort of heat going on inside your suit. You would eventually just freeze to death. (Unless you're at the equator of Mars during it's summer. Temperatures can be above freezing)

JUPITER: See video

SATURN: Basically the same as Jupiter, just slightly slower process.

URANUS & NEPTUNE: These planets have fairly low gravity, so you wouldn't really be crushed. You would fall into the planet until it got darker and darker, and eventually just float when the atmospheric density equals you. Since these planets could potentially radiate enough heat from the core, you would most likely just starve to death while floating in their atmosphere.

PLUTO + FURTHER PLANETS (Sedna, Makemake, etc): You will freeze and die. End of story.

[LADYGAGASHOOCK 3,986]

12 minutes ago, Interstellar said:

You'd eventually be crushed/ripped apart and kind of just float somewhere in the mid/lower atmosphere, never reaching the core. The density of some parts of Jupiter's atmosphere would make us like rubber duckies trying to float on water.

Here's what would happen on all the other planets (assuming you have a regular NASA spacesuit)

MERCURY: Assuming you land somewhere between the day/night side, you might be fine for a while. However, if you landed on the day side, you would definitely melt/burn and perish.

VENUS: Within minutes, the pressure of the atmosphere would crush you, and after time your body would be eroded from the highly concentrated sulfuric acid that rains on Venus.

EARTH: Whatever is happening right now.

MARS: You would probably become very cold if you didn't have some sort of heat going on inside your suit. You would eventually just freeze to death. (Unless you're at the equator of Mars during it's summer. Temperatures can be above freezing)

JUPITER: See video

SATURN: Basically the same as Jupiter, just slightly slower process.

URANUS & NEPTUNE: These planets have fairly low gravity, so you wouldn't really be crushed. You would fall into the planet until it got darker and darker, and eventually just float when the atmospheric density equals you. Since these planets could potentially radiate enough heat from the core, you would most likely just starve to death while floating in their atmosphere.

PLUTO + FURTHER PLANETS (Sedna, Makemake, etc): You will freeze and die. End of story.

Gaga:

Gaga:Take me to your planet, Take me to your Venus

[Yuuri 21,636]

52 minutes ago, Interstellar said:

MERCURY: Assuming you land somewhere between the day/night side, you might be fine for a while. However, if you landed on the day side, you would definitely melt/burn and perish.

Being in the dark side of Mercury will likely not prolong your life much longer than the bright side, as temps can go as high as 800F (430C) and drop to -280F (-170C).

[sipthistea 21,099]

3 hours ago, River said:

It's like Hollywood is lying and didn't open a scientific book..

I mean...

Some directors haven't even dared to touch a geography book. Mr & Mrs Smith for example 

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omg

 

[Jessica Germ 2,129]

Ok, that was amazing