The fictional planet on the opposite side of the sun from Earth. This is a planet born from me messing with the terrain generator. Continual twilight. This is the challenge of the day. The atmosphere and temperature are both reasonable, but power will be a...

The largest object in the asteroid belt, Ceres is a dwarf planet worth investigating. It's cold, but it's thought that life may have once existed here, so you should have no problem. The run down: Temperature: -154c to -42c Pressure: less than 1Kpa Atmosph...

Why? Seriously, Why? It's hot enough to melt metal during the day, and cold enough to freeze Oxygen at night. The only upside, solar energy is abundant during the day. The run down: Temperature: -185c by night to 400c by day. Pressure: about 2Kpa Atmospher...

Is it a Planet? A Dwarf Planet? A Kuiper Belt Object? Either way, its cold, its harsh, and there isn't a lot of sunlight! The run down: Temperature: Very cold -234c to -212c Pressure: about 1Kpa Atmosphere; 88% Nitrogen 10% CarbonDioxide 2% Pollutants Sola...

You thought Mercury was bad? Then you're in for a real treat! Possibly the least habitable rock in the solar system. If the continuous extreme heat doesn't kill you, the huge atmospehric pressure will. The run down: Temperature: A lovely 400c. Pressure: ab...

Clearly you were aiming for Europa right? Well, you missed. In between all those craters the featureless terrain dominates. There is nothing here, no heat, no atmosphere. At least if you landed on Europa you'd have a lot of oxygen! The run down: Temperatur...