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Nicholas say: No, Jupiter has no solid crust (like our Earth), it is just a giant ball of gas
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juli say: That's where mankind originated
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The Donald say: No, but they will probably be on Uranus.
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Marcus M say: no, future astronauts would just fly in the atmosphere, maybe.
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quantumclaustrophobe say: Nope... not ever. And, Jupiter's radiation belts would fry humans before they got close enough anyway.
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Poseidon say: Being the largest planet in the Solar System the gravity is 2.5 heavier than the Earth. To put it in plain terms a 100 pound weight on Earth would be the equivalent of 250 pounds on Jupiter.
Added to this Jupiter is mainly gaseous and you would sink and be crushed.
So the likelihood of anyone ever being able to walk on Jupiter is virtually non existent.
Poseidon
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Papa say: No- Jupiter is a large gas ball, plus the gravitational pressure is so much greater than on Earth no human could withstand it.
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tham153 say: There is NO solid surface on Jupiter, the Sun, or Saturn, so what would you "walk" on?
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poornakumar b say: I hope. But first let us find where that solid crust .is for us to walk on
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BlueChief say: No
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Funnelweb say: No. There is no solid surface. As one goes deeper the atmosphere gives way to liquid hydrogen which then becomes metallic hydrogen at an incredibly high temperature and pressure. No environmental suit could protect a human from these conditions.
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Good Man say: Not in this century , I believe , but may be later on by arranging faster jets and sufficient management of Oxygen
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william ellis say: Fools rush in and Fools don't come out .......
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CarolOklaNola say: Maybe , some day, but not within my life time.
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