There is a planet similar to the earth in the solar system. Will it be inhabited?

First of all, it is certain that if there are planets similar to the earth in the solar system, there will be interstellar immigrants. Why? Mainly because our planet is now facing a serious situation of resource depletion, and the population is still in the era of big bang growth. If our science and technology department develops further, it means that in the near future, we will face the exhaustion of resources. You know, if a society can't develop, there will be a lot of unrest, so human beings have been committed to exploring space.

In fact, mankind has made a lot of progress in space exploration, but although hundreds of Earth-like planets have been discovered, their internal environment is not human. Another fatal reason is that it is almost impossible to reach those planets with current human technology. Because those places are hundreds of light years away from us, and it takes thousands or even tens of thousands of years to reach them. The emergence of human wisdom is only a few thousand years.

Although no habitable planets have been found in the solar system, we can assume that Mars and Venus, for example, are actually in the habitable zone in the solar system, just like the Earth. The reason why they didn't form new life is that Venus is closer to the sun than we are. The temperature is too high during the day. Although there is an atmosphere above, it is all carbon dioxide. So its atmospheric pressure is much higher than ours, 96 times that of ours.

The condition of Mars looks much better than that of Venus, mainly because it doesn't have enough atmosphere. But talk is better than nothing. At least their atmospheric pressure is equivalent to 0.28% of ours. If Venus can regain its gravity and attract some cosmic dust into the surrounding space again, it may be able to re-form its own atmosphere. If this happens, then humans can transform Venus, and perhaps interstellar migration is not a dream.