Life on other planets, it is always an intriguing thought which dates back in ancient times. But how long can we actually survive on them? It is a public secret that humanity is already searching for a reserve planet because soon we’ll ruin the Planet Earth. Is that possible, to colonize and secure life on other planets?

Meet our physicist and friend Neil deGrasse Tyson who will break it down the possibility of survival even from the sun. On the sun don’t even try it, you’ll get vaporized in just a tiny fragment of the second but let’s explore the possible life on other planets.

The first one which is coming is Mercury. You cannot rely on this planet, one side is ultra-hot and the other is super cold, no one can survive that. The second planet is Venus, 900 degrees Fahrenheit! Do we need to explain more about it when it’s hotter than a pizza oven? The gravity is similar so you can walk easily until you vaporize.

The third planet is the Earth. You don’t need to hold your breath there and it’s good for 80 years. Let’s proceed with the fourth one, Mars. There is a lot colder that the Earth but the air is very thin so the cold atmosphere won’t bite you. If you wear insulating clothes and hold your breath you can survive for 2 minutes.

Do you want to find out more? We decided to reveal only the “life conditions” of Jupiter. If you are lucky enough and manage to pass the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter you will reach the planet. But there is no place to land, it’s still in gas condition.

Life on other planets is a really interesting topic so if you are interested enough and want to learn more physics play the video below.