If they master space travel one day in the future and found more than 7 billion free planets that could support life for the human being, then how much for my own private planet the size of Pluto? ( the smaller planets are for people on a budget )
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Considering it would be a "new frontier" and still a very difficult, long, and expensive journey to get to the planet with limited resources, they would probably be very cheap. Similar to how land is priced in the wilderness and mountains. If it doesn't have an important resource on it, it isn't worth much.
Now if your planet happened to be geologically active and produce lots of important resources/gems, then price would be high. Pure size may not matter as much as resource concentration and location relative to Earth/Space Stations.
Now if your planet happened to be geologically active and produce lots of important resources/gems, then price would be high. Pure size may not matter as much as resource concentration and location relative to Earth/Space Stations.
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Surely the following factors would have to be evaluated when assigning a price tag. could you imagine the TV show, Bit like how much is your home but on a much grander scale
The ability to access the planet - no point in buying it if you could never access it in your life time.
Resources on the planet and the ability to collect them at a considerable profit.
So a planet 40 thousand light years away with poor resources would fetch much less then a planet 50 light years away with an abundance of resource (this is assuming that we have some how figured out how to travel at light speed or faster). Also, if 7 billion planets are capable of supporting human life, there is a good chance that some of them already support something similar to us or even life forms that are more advanced.
Interplanetary Coup anyone?
The ability to access the planet - no point in buying it if you could never access it in your life time.
Resources on the planet and the ability to collect them at a considerable profit.
So a planet 40 thousand light years away with poor resources would fetch much less then a planet 50 light years away with an abundance of resource (this is assuming that we have some how figured out how to travel at light speed or faster). Also, if 7 billion planets are capable of supporting human life, there is a good chance that some of them already support something similar to us or even life forms that are more advanced.
Interplanetary Coup anyone?
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well if they found 7 billion planets, they wouldn't be rare like diamonds are today, i think they would be quite cheep maybe a few hundred pounds/dollars. and for big ones maybe a few thousand, and for big planets with a lot of resources maybe hundreds of thousands of pounds/dollars
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Well, I'm having a sale right now, and the nearer planets are going real cheap. 75% discounts are available. Send me fifty bucks for instance, and Venus is yours to do with what you will. Jupiter comes a little more expensive, but you can have it for $150.00. From Monday the price goes up, so hurry, order now.
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God sold the Earth only last year to a second hand planet dealer from the Quasar Quadrant.
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probably something like this: 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
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ten to the power of infinity.
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lol this made my day best question i have ever seen! but i would say the planets would be quite expensive probably $1000000,000000,0001 roughly
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As much as the Brooklyn Bridge. I own it. Would you like to buy it? How much are you willing to pay?