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10/1/2014 5:28:32 PM
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Stop asking for Jupiter/Saturn/Uranus/Neptune
Those planets would not make any sense to be included - they are gas planets, there is most likely nothing to land on (and if there was, you wouldn't be able to see anything anyways and there is absolutely nothing able to live or withstand their atmosphere). Best theories right now point to a (relatively to the overall diameter) very small MOLTEN core. Not a solid chunk of rock. Atmospheric wind speeds upwards of 1000km/hour.
Mars, the Moon and Venus all make sense scientifically (Venus could theoretically be turned into a much more hospitable planet than it is currently, and Mars once had an atmosphere which allowed liquid water on its surface, and the Moon has no atmosphere at all so as long as you are protected from the solar radiation and have an oxygen supply, you're fine). The Jovian planets do not make sense at all.
Getting some of their moons, though... That would be epic. Imagine standing on Titan and getting a 'Saturn Rise?' Amazing.
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4 RepliesTo be fair, Neptune and Uranus are technically classified as "Ice Giants" so yeah, you could walk on them, maybe. Also, why the hell not. Maybe Neptune/Uranus (one of the two because there practically the same) could be like that one star wars movie where Obi wan had to go to inspect the planet they were making the clones. They could have like these platforms with ruined buildings sinking into the gigantic ocean, Also the whole damn setting of Destiny is based off the "Travelers Grace" and how we can go onto Venus without dying instantly from the methane air, so don't go saying that "oh that's not possible" or "it's just not realistic", it's a video game.
