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Article says 22, but still a long way off. Plus when we we get there, we will all weigh three times as much. I think everybody who doesn’t commit suicide on the way there from “space despair”, won’t last long in such an environment.
I saw a sci fi short movie one time where some folks either landed or crashed onto a rainy planet. There was no life, just a maze of rocks and relentless pouring rain. They could find no shelter, and they all died one by one like the folks in “Open Water”. I could imagine that life on a heavy planet would be very dreary. All the girls would have HRC boobies and just getting up out of bed would be exhausting. 180 lbs becomes 540 lbs.

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It's actually not quite that bad. Doubling a planet's mass does not double the gravity on the surface, because the surface will be further from the centre and the inverse square law applies. Without doing detailed calculations I would guess that this planet's surface gravity is roughly 1.5G. Very uncomfortable but can be tolerated.