How is Mercury further? On average it's the closest planet to earth.
Mars's atmosphere is pretty useless for humans.
> How is Mercury further?
Δv, the only metric that matters. Mercury is at 5.5 km/s from LEO, vs 3.6 km/s from LEO for Mars.
Re:Why is Venus hell and Earth an Eden?
by JumpCrisscross on Monday September 22, 2025 @02:24AM
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> Mars's atmosphere is pretty useless for humans
Oxygen, carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen make up 95+ percent of a human by mass. Mars has all four, the first three in the atmosphere.
Re:Why is Venus hell and Earth an Eden?
by thaumasiotes on Monday September 22, 2025 @06:12AM
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To be fair to JumpCrisscross, he never claimed Mercury was further away. It's just "further".
...how? It's further. It has no atmosphere. There is no water or carbon.