There is an ongoing debate among scientists over climate change on the Red Planet in order to create habitable conditions for people. Also, there are discussions among space researchers regarding the application of a similar principle to other planets located in our solar system.
Of the nine planets of the solar system, only Earth and Mars are suitable for human life. But scientists are considering the possibility of colonizing planets such as Mercury, Saturn, Venus and even Jupiter in the foreseeable future. But the main difficulty in these plans lies in the approach to these planets, and not in changing climatic conditions on them.
In order to understand what will happen to a person upon entering one of the planets of the solar system, experts have created a model of each of them.
The study showed that on almost all planets, a person can live in just a fraction of a second. So after landing on Mercury or Jupiter, a person will die in 0.03 seconds, on Venus - in 0.94 seconds, on Saturn he will manage to live 0.02 seconds. At the same time, modeling showed that a person will last the longest on Mars. According to the conclusions of scientists, people will be able to live on the Red Planet for several days.