Earth Technology isn't advanced enough to send a rover to a large planet that is constantly moving 9460928400000km away within the time humans exist. Also, the planet is uninhabitable just by the very fact that it has no sun. Also, it is near impossible for another species to land on the planet as the gravity would most likely crush and destroy the organism.

No, as it is too cold to sustain or inhabit life and has a crushing gravity.

It would be near impossible with Earth's state of technology, as the planet is constantly moving 9460528400000km away. The time it would take for a "Drone" to get there would be longer than the Earth will last before the Sun runs out of helium core, collapses in on itself, and then expands to the point where it burns up the Earth.

The planet is too large, too cold, and too far away for humans to even get there. After all, it is four to seven times as large as Jupiter, the gravity would crush and kill us, the temperature cold enough to freeze a human solid, and 9460528400000km away.

That's a bit harsh

The starless planet's name is CFBDSIR2149. It is mentioned several times, so read the post thorouly next time.

It simply doesn't have a "home star" which it orbits around. A planet that does have a home star is common since just around all of them orbit a star; this is based on what scientists know and see so far.

They are so cute

I hate to break it to you all, but this isn't that good of a thing to mass produce. The fuel is made of two things: air and water. Fresh pure water is surprisingly hard to get, as it needs to be processed from salt water, which takes a lot of steam and releases a lot of Co2. The air also uses resources to get the Co2 from it. The News Post doesn't say what the chemical catalyst (Co2 extractor) is either. Then there is an issue with how to power the reactor. The power in any grid is usually around 80-95% from non-renewable factories. They produce Co2, It rounds off to 79,452,000 tonnes everyday (By the way, I'm talking about the U.S.A alone). Then there is the Co2 emissions of planes and things that the "green" fuel itself will emit. This is around 29,000,000 tonnes (Still just the U.S.A) a day. In all, 108702000 tonnes of Co2 a day is produced (adding in what the water processors will produce) and that's still only the U.S.A. I've calculated this for only one machine by the way, keep adding 34,768,000 tonnes per machine, not including how much the chemical catalyst and machine would cost to produce. If you have any questions, or wish to argue about my statement, please reply. If you don't understand what I've wrote, please have an adult help or search it up. Just saying.

Katniss is a 16-year-old girl living with her mother and younger sister in the poorest district of Panem, the remains of what used be the United States. Long ago the districts waged war on the Capitol and were defeated. As part of the surrender terms, each district agreed to send one boy and one girl to appear in an annual televised event called, "The Hunger Games." The terrain, rules, and level of audience participation may change but one thing is constant: kill or be killed. When Kat's sister is chosen by lottery, Kat steps up to go in her place.