When the space shuttle Challenger disaster occurred on January 28, 1986 all the women at work had the attitude "well, that's then end of that then, who would go up in another one now?" - all the men said "me, I'd go tomorrow".
 

I've gone for 'Other'...mostly because some of the moons of Jupiter and Saturn seem more interesting and active than at least the rocky planets. I'm talking Titan, Ganymede, Europa....

Do they work with their girlfriends and/or wives? lol

I'd want to see as much of everything as I possibly could in our own solar system, then head out and check out other neighborhoods.

When it comes to exploring something that interests me, I'm a nosy old woman. lol

I refuse to answer any poll that includes Pluto whilst excluding Ceres, Eris, Haumea and Makemake. :C

Well then you're either a 'All of them, then I want to go someplace else', or you're a 'Other. Please explain. :)'.

When I went to school they said there were nine planets. Now they say there are eight, and dwarf planets were never even mentioned. If you count the dwarf planets in with the bigger ones, it does kind of make you wonder just how many planets are really out there in our little system.

Are they sure they got them all? :)

They're certain they haven't got them all - there are other bodies which have been discovered but not yet classified, because they don't have confirmation of the requisite data.

I don't think any were couples, it just seemed a very clear gender divide 

It would be really interesting to know just how much is actually out there. Don't you think? :)

Ah, then no one trying to escape the heat at home. I suppose that is good. :)

> Don't you think?

I do try to, though it appears to be a rare quality in the people of today.

Agreed! LOL