Here are the 10 best place in the solar system

Apollo 11 dock site, Sea of Tranquility, Moon

The solar system is not all rugged craters and spectacular vistas; humans have scattered artifacts across planets and interplanetary space. On 7, 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first humans to specify foot. 

Caloris Basin, Mercury

Nearly 4 billion years back, the inner solar system was being cleared of debris from the formation of the solar system.

Valles Marineris, Mars

The Grand Canyon of Arizona is very impressive. It is 450 kilometers long and 2 kilometers deep, but compare it to the Valles Marineris Canyon on Mars, which Mariner 9 in 1971 and spans 4,000 kilometers across the planet.

Great Red Spot

The Great Red Spot is Jupiter’s largest landform, a swirling red oval storm twice the size of Earth that has been continuously observed since 1878 and shows no sign of abating. The entire area rotates on a seven-day cycle, and wind speeds can reach 400 km/h.

Olympus Mons, Mars

Olympus is the immense volcano in the solar system. It is 700 km long and rises 22 km (14 miles) above the surrounding Tharsis Plain. The edge of Olympus Mons is a 10 km (6 miles) high cliff.

Io

Jupiter has four large satellites, called Galilean satellites, because they were discovered by the Italian astronomer Galileo in 1610.

Saturn’s Rings

Saturn’s rings are among the most distinctive planets in the solar system. Although its diameter is 270,000 km, it is remarkably thin, only 100 m thick.

Europa

Europa is another Galilean satellite, but it is covered in ice. Its smooth surface and the almost complete absence of impact craters indicate a very young satellite. Europa’s surface may be so young that resurfacing is currently occurring.

Hawaii

After touring the solar system – the Grand Canyon of Marineris, the frigid geysers of Enceladus, the giant storms of the Great Red Spot – you may desire to end your relaxation in a place with breathable circumstances and plenty of liquid water on the surface.

South Polar Geysers, Enceladus

Enceladus, Saturn’s brightest moon, is a smooth, almost featureless moon with a surface covered in ice.