The 10 Worst Fictional Planets to Live On

These days, our dwelling planet of Earth is wanting just a little dire. Climate change and a wobbly financial system (and the Pentagon lastly admitting that aliens exist) are inflicting a few of us to look to the celebs and marvel what’s on the market, and if it might presumably be higher than what now we have occurring down right here. Movies like Avatar think about lush extraterrestrial environments stuffed with fantastical creatures and interesting native inhabitants that appear like nice locations to take a fast trip on, if solely they existed. But the jungle moon of Pandora is an outlier: most science fiction takes place on planets you’d moderately escape from as quickly as doable.

Because this phenomenon is fairly entertaining — and since it makes us really feel significantly better in regards to the world we stay in now, we discovered the ten worst fictional planets you might presumably get caught on, from the waterlogged loss of life entice of Christopher Nolan’s most bold house opera to the volcanic setting of Star Wars’ biggest tragedy. While so many fictional worlds are meant to be locations we would need to escape to, these ten planets are locations we would moderately escape from.

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