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If you could travel at the speed of light what terrestrial planet/exoplanet would you visit?

#1
People who don't know terrestrial planets or exoplanets:

Terrestrial planets are planets in the solar system and exoplanets are planets outside the solar system.
Also include galaxies, stars, rogue planets(planets that don't orbit a star and drift in distant space) etc...
#3
pluto may be as the distant sun would look quite very beautiful
(pluto is not officially a solar system planet declared in 2006 )
#4
they didnt find a planet that we can breathe yet.what would i do in these planets?if i could go
#5
@JASKIRATSINGH said in #3:
> pluto may be as the distant sun would look quite very beautiful
> (pluto is not officially a solar system planet declared in 2006 )

True, but it's a dwarf planet considered of how weak it's gravity is (or maybe something else), so it was belonged with the other dwarf planets: Haumea, MakeMake, Ceres And Eris .I don't know about Quaoar, Sedna and other exoplanets inside the Oort cloud though...
#6
@Oportunist said in #4:
> they didnt find a planet that we can breathe yet.what would i do in these planets?if i could go
you will be immortally dead as your body won't decompose...
so you can die happily
#7
@Oportunist said in #4:
> they didnt find a planet that we can breathe yet.what would i do in these planets?if i could go

Most commonly you would probably have a space suit so you could go to one of the 8 planets(13 with the dwarf planets though)
or other random planets(exoplanets)
#8
@Vihas_2013 said in #7:
> Most commonly you would probably have a space suit so you could go to one of the 8 planets(13 with the dwarf planets though)
> or other random planets(exoplanets)

ok than i would choose to go to the moon
#9
@Oportunist said in #4:
> they didnt find a planet that we can breathe yet.what would i do in these planets?if i could go

You would most commonly stay there or go to another planet if you want you could also find a planet that has water, an athmosphere, life and oxygen.