Neptune, but mainly because of the Earth-like characteristics I gave it. I used to picture it being very icy and mountainous with huge ice castles and skyscrapers of ice. I used to picture the rings as one big city with an islandlike climate with teleportation stations that transport you to this Grand City, like an icy Atlantis underneath all that blue.
You could say I had a very vivid imagination as a kid.
Titan has rivers and lakes of Liquid Methane just because a human can't survive a minute in that doesn't mean another life form can't and Titan has the characteristics of a Planet it has a atmosphere unlike most moons and they have small evidence of H2O aswell I feel there is more hope there for any type of life than Mars, when Humans arrive to Mars in the 2030's a lot of the assumptions are gonna answer the problem now is we have Rovers there (which are great) but they are traveling less than 100 yards a day and they are only digging 6 inches (it's how they found the moist soil of very salty water) but to find the good stuff humans needs to dig deep in the surface which is bascially the whole point of a Mars mission. When you dig 6 inches into Earths surface you won't find much but when you start digging 2 or 3 feet that's when the Earth soil is moist and full of worms the same can be true for Mars or any other Planet
It doesn't matter how deep you dig into a planet's surface. Just as long as there is water on that planet, then there's a great probability that there is some kind of lifeforms existing there as well. And that's where most scientists are considering first in their search for life outside Earth - planets within the habitable zone or anywhere where there is liquid water.
Neptune, but mainly because of the Earth-like characteristics I gave it. I used to picture it being very icy and mountainous with huge ice castles and skyscrapers of ice. I used to picture the rings as one big city with an islandlike climate with teleportation stations that transport you to this Grand City, like an icy Atlantis underneath all that blue.
You could say I had a very vivid imagination as a kid.
Me too because Earth will be the future Venus in millions of years when the Sun expands the Earth will get hotter and become a heatwave like Venus not sure why people think that Earth will become Mars like when Mars is further away from the Sun and it's bascially a frozen desert
There is none it's bascially a boring moon in the form of a Planet it even looks like Earth's moon
This. They don't call it a dead planet for nothing. No atmosphere, no moons, just craters for repeatedly getting lashed by asteroids. Tragic
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Me too because Earth will be the future Venus in millions of years when the Sun expands the Earth will get hotter and become a heatwave like Venus not sure why people think that Earth will become Mars like when Mars is further away from the Sun and it's bascially a frozen desert
Exactly! When the good sis comes for us it will definitely end up more like Venus than Mars
This. They don't call it a dead planet for nothing. No atmosphere, no moons, just craters for repeatedly getting lashed by asteroids. Tragic
Exactly! When the good sis comes for us it will definitely end up more like Venus than Mars
Whats even more tragic is that Mercury is the closest Planet to the Sun but Venus which is the second closest is the hottest Planet in the solar system because its atmosphere traps the heat, poor Mercury constantly being slammed and overshadowed making it have no presence and actually Earth and Venus are factually consider "sister" planets we now know why
and Titan has the characteristics of a Planet it has a atmosphere unlike most moons and they have small evidence of H2O aswell I feel there is more hope there for any type of life than Mars, when Humans arrive to Mars in the 2030's a lot of the assumptions are gonna answer the problem now is we have Rovers there (which are great) but they are traveling less than 100 yards a day and they are only digging 6 inches (it's how they found the moist soil of very salty water) but to find the good stuff humans needs to dig deep in the surface which is bascially the whole point of a Mars mission. When you dig 6 inches into Earths surface you won't find much but when you start digging 2 or 3 feet that's when the Earth soil is moist and full of worms the same can be true for Mars or any other Planet 
We live here.
not sure why people think that Earth will become Mars like when Mars is further away from the Sun and it's bascially a frozen desert 
