Nav, what's your favorite candle scent?

Rodney @ 7/2/2023 21:28

For the record, Venus is a terrestrial planet that you can theoretically walk on. I actually think it's a better answer for 50 years our than Mars which is much closer. I thought about putting it but was afraid of being a fox and it affected my answer lol

Sure, it's a terrestrial planet, but the average temperature on the surface of Venus is over 850 degrees F (or over 450 degrees C for our smarter international friends). I believe NASA has struggled to get rovers/probes down to the Venutian surface because of the heat.

https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/681/solar-system-temperatures/

That said, it'd be pretty cool to see what the surface even looked like.

I actually buy Nav's celebrity answer though.

Eh the question doesn't say anything about us colonizating or even putting a man on the planet. The soviets had rovers on venus in the 80s. We technically went to saturn recently when we had that close flyby and crashed the probe into its atmosphere

I interpreted the question as manned mission, but not necessarily landing on the planet.

Rodney @ 7/2/2023 19:43

Nav, what's your favorite candle scent?

It's called vanilla and sea salt by a company called WoodWick. It was a house warming gift

Curtis @ 7/2/2023 21:01

Christian @ 7/2/2023 21:58 Also, everyone tell why you would want to be that celebrity for a day. I just picked a celebrity married to one of my celeb crushes. Natalie Portman's husband isn't a celeb so he was out

This. I think Natalie is perfect. I'd love to be her for a day.

Rodney @ 7/2/2023 19:34

That being said I wouldn't expect Nav to defend me if he was a fox. Maybe he just couldnt help himself with Meghan Markle

When did I defend you

Did you buy a new house Nav?

FTR I hate dogs and wouldn't want any pets. Since Buffostess wouldn't accept a null answer I just named the first thing that came to mind

Rodney @ 7/2/2023 19:58

Did you buy a new house Nav?

I've been looking for a while but no. This candle just smells way too good for me to consider actually burning it

TheNavneet @ 7/2/2023 23:00

Rodney @ 7/2/2023 19:58 Did you buy a new house Nav? I've been looking for a while but no. This candle just smells way too good for me to consider actually burning it

Red flag that you're favorite candle is 6 years old

I'll send you a picture after the round is over

So the planets one sticks out to me because Mars is literally the only correct answer. Venus will take many hundreds to thousands of years to be eligible for visitation and even then it would need to be like a Cloud City situation. Too hot. Mercury? No lol. Think of the Futurama episode where Fry and Amy visit it... not even that much of a stretch it's SO close to the sun, never happening for humans.. Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune don't have surfaces to visit. Maybe a Jupiter or Saturn moon in the distant future.

Maybe we'll develop a Varia Suit and faster space travel in the next 45 years