What is your favorite planet of the solar system?

[bellocchiocarmel]

What is?

 

[Delta2]

Thanks for this nice question, for me I have to choose between Neptune(because it is blue) and Saturn (because of what else the rings). I think I ll choose Neptune, I like a lot the blue colour :D.

 

[jbriggs444]

Earth. Because without it, I'd have to look for a new job.

 

[Vanadium 50]

Pluto, to protest its demotion. Besides, you have to love a planet named after Mickey Mouse's dog.

 

[newjerseyrunner]

Pluto, to protest its demotion. Besides, you have to love a planet named after Mickey Mouse's dog.

It's also got the cutest little heart on it

Mine would be Mars. No planet has captured our imagination like it and I'm certain I'll live long enough to watch humans walk on her surface.

I'm also quite fond of mighty Jupiter. The possibility of it nurturing biospheres on its moons fills me with a sense of wonder.

 

[Cool4Kat]

Earth. Because without it, I'd have to look for a new job.

darn it sole my answer!

 

[Chronos]

I too prefer earth, it's the only planet that will put up with me.

 

[dkotschessaa]

Jupiter. Beyond weird. Love it.

It's also yuge.

 

[fresh_42]

Mine would be Mars. No planet has captured our imagination like it and I'm certain I'll live long enough to watch humans walk on her surface.

Yep. Someone should go there and dig some channels ...

 

[Richard Thackray]

Venus, just because of the weird fact that it has only done one full orbit since its discovery

 

[jbriggs444]

Did you mean to say Neptune?

 

[ccivish]

I give Pluto honorable mention, because it both rocks and rolls. Who doesn't love ice volcanoes? But, there is no place like home. 'Til we turn it into Venus...

 

[ccivish]

Venus, just because of the weird fact that it has only done one full orbit since its discovery

One full orbit of what? And which discovery?

 

[lifeonmercury]

Mercury

 

[Drakkith]

Jupiter. Beyond weird. Love it.

It's also yuge.

Seconded.

 

[Hercuflea]

Uranus...the most underrated planet. It's my favorite :).

 

[Richard Thackray]

One full orbit of what? And which discovery?

apologies. the reply was meant to say 2 not 1 and that since venus was discovered in the 1580s and an 2 rotations not orbits on its axis.