Why are the eight planets unfit for human habitation?

The other eight planets do not have the conditions for human survival. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are four gaseous planets, and the surface airflow is very strong, with an average wind speed of several thousand kilometers per hour. For example, in the past nine years, American probes were crushed by Jupiter's atmospheric pressure when they landed on Jupiter and before reaching its center. Also, among the other three rocky planets except the earth, Mars has no ozone layer and weak gravity, and there are sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Its temperature reaches several hundred degrees during the day and drops to several hundred degrees below zero at night. The temperature difference is so great that it is impossible for human beings to survive. Because Mars' gravity is weak, it can't stop the invasion of ultraviolet rays. So are other planets. In addition, the distance between the planet and the sun should be very suitable, but it also depends on the quality of the star. It's too far, too cold, too close and too hot, so it must be neither far nor near. At the same time, it must have a certain gravity to make the surface of the planet.