If humans could live on mars would you?

we did before so why not now?? :) (we did before mars turned cold) ;)

why not!

unless earth no longer existed

Sure, well depending how long the movies would take to get there!

Unless it can be terraformed to be just as warm as Earth

If Sandra Bullock agreed to move in with me! If it is as cold as they say it is, I should be able to convince her that shared bodily warmth is our best chance to survive!

If we were a few hundred years in the future and life there were somewhat comfortable, maybe. But, now, no.

I live in Vegas, that's alien enough.

if air cooling was an option.....mars is a fire planet isnt it?

Eden may have been Mars

Our bones lose a lot of density in space for starters, and you need a reliable and renewable oxygen and water source to be able to survive as well cultivate food.

I'd visit ita few times, but I'm good on earth. BUT I've been to Uranus before :D *booooooo bad joke*

Earth's much more beautiful, and it would be much easier to get fat on mars...

bcause of all the candy bars?

Low gravity. Think Wall-E.

Sure. Why not? How much worse than Vegas could it be? Less sleaze, and cooler weather. ;-)

like yeah

Maybe....

Too many places here I haven't seen yet.

Looks too boring for me.

..... na', I'm gonna hang here

hehehe !

Well Said, well said ~

do something with venus

I would go to Saturn.

That's kind of impossible...

Prison not my thing. I like to roam this earth under the sun or under the moon.
I enjoy every day, and I like being alive. :)

Mars orbits the sun, and it has TWO moons! :D

If it meant I could escape my credit rating, I'd love to go for it.

For a few years, but I would miss the blue sky and green of Earth and have to come home.

nope

I think I'd get stir crazy on the trip.

All that red would give me a headache!

NEW CHANGE ABOUT PLUTO!

On August 24, 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) defined what it means to

be a "planet" within the Solar System. This definition excluded Pluto as a planet and

added it as a member of the new category "dwarf planet" along with Eris and Ceres.

After the reclassification, Pluto was added to the list of minor planets and given the

number 134340. A number of scientists hold that Pluto should continue to be classified

as a planet, and that other dwarf planets should be added to the roster of planets along

with Pluto.

Pluto has four known moons, the largest being Charon discovered in 1978, along with

Nix and Hydra, discovered in 2005, and the provisionally named S/2011 P 1, discovered

in 2011. Pluto and Charon are sometimes described as a binary system because the

barycenter of their orbits does not lie within either body. However, the IAU has yet to

formalise a definition for binary dwarf planets, and as such Charon is officially classified

as a moon of Pluto.

I like New England, thanks.

Oh hey another Nutmegger. :)

but i'm afraid)

May be in next century

i would like to try it and see if i like it

no