Giveaway This Month's Giveaway is All About Mars and Perseverance! - Winner Announced!

[Lena]

I think that the next planet explored should be Mars because it is known by everyone and it is next on the line if we shoot for the stars we might just end up far from home but if shoot for a certain spot then we might just find something incredible!

 

[Ricardo Vincente]

I would like NASA to build a remote control craft that explore the seabed of Earth ocean. We explore other planets more than our
own.

 

[Roadrunner810]

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Saturn would be nice to at least check out to see the rings up close, but it would be hard to survive there I suppose.

 

[outsideedge94]

I’m digging on Jupiter. If a craft can be built to withstand that unforgiving planet what could we learn beneath the surface?

 

[humanoid]

Gotta be Jupiter, because it's the largest planet in our solar system!

 

[Papa Retro]

Honestly, I'd say Europa and find out what's under that ice. There has to be "life" there. Plus who wouldn't want to know what is under that ice!

 

[Mythrus]

We need to check out the watery moons of Jupiter and Saturn.

 

[Bronson]

Since we just discovered live plant/animals below Antarctica icecap, I was hoping to have a lander on Jupiter's moon, Europa, to see if it has any cousins there.

 

[graygang]

Im a huge fan of saturn. Would love to see the planet explored more in depth and samples sent back to earth

 

[Challenger]

A seemingly logical next step - Enceladus. Sufficiently aged at over 1 billion years, with a reasonably stable orbit, the moon has an abundance of both water and heat. Its global ocean enshrouded in ice regularly spews forth towering geysers of water and carbon based molecules...methane, nitrogen, hydrogen. 'Beam-me-over' Scotty, this moon is the best bet for finding life, and well, we already know how to get there.

 

[Galphath]

Venus could be a great choice if possible, to study greenhouse effect and to put a solar observatory in orbit!

 

[boma]

I think I would love to see Saturn explored next. The rings alone are extraordinary! More of a study on them then just a fly over / fly by.

 

[KaSoulTraveler]

Would make great company with my other nasa proof set.

 

[ChrisAlex]

I would love for Venus to be explored. It would be a great leap in discovery as getting past its atmosphere and its tremndous heat (at 393 °C ) would be a huge leap in science. In addition, there have been discoveries of possible life forms. It would be interesting to see if this rumored life exists, and if it does, how it functions in a poisonous environment, and how scientist can emulate it for a possible home.

 

[jfucci]

Jupiter should be explored because it is next. We have gone to the moon, are exploring Mars, and Jupiter would be the next stop on eventually leaving our solar system.

 

[Ldc]

Venus, search for life in the clouds!

 

[Carm61]

After Mars, citizens of the planet Earth should next explore the terrestrial planet of Venus, our next closest planetary neighbor.

 

[RoboStrux]

Sometime in the future I hope we get to see what a sunset looks like from the atmosphere of Jupiter.

 

[quokkaz]

Putting one out there for the women, we should check out Venus. Men are from Mars, right?

 

[dmac2921]

Jupiter and its moons have always fascinated me

 

[Reach for the stars 2024]

Next planet other than Mars isn't a planet but planet like moon - Titan. After Titan go for the Exo-planet Gliese 486.

 

[Rich.H]

Venus. Our nearest neighbor, and the least-explored planet in the inner system.

 

[navusabq]

Saturn's icy ocean moon Enceladus should be our next outreach goal. That or Jupiter's Icy Moons. Go NASA - Go ESA - Go JAXA!

 

[LJQ]

I think we need to make more successful trips to Mars, and work on being able to send humans to explore / study Mars. Probes to other planets would be cool too.

 

[rondell69]

Neptune for sure its a planet not often dicussed and looks interesting and very mysterious