Can human beings survive on the gas planet after 10 thousand years? Like Jupiter and Saturn! Can terrestrial planets survive on extrasolar stars?

Gaseous planets are impossible if you think too much. These giant planets attract asteroids of different sizes to collide with them every year, which human beings can't carry; Moreover, there is no water and oxygen on it, so the heat obtained away from the sun is naturally low; Well, like Jupiter, its atmosphere is 2000 kilometers thick. Before that, almost all the probes sent to Jupiter disappeared in its thick atmosphere, let alone lived in it. Even without considering these, the revolution is still a problem. Saturn's period of revolution is 29.5 Earth years, but its rotation takes only 10 hour and 14 minutes.

The outer solar system is even more impossible. In this interstellar space, time is the most basic problem. These astronomical units are all calculated in "light years", and there should be no planet in the Milky Way that can allow humans to live like the Earth.

So the possibility of immigration is very small.

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