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Originally posted by bigbert81
And as for Zorgon, like I've told you before, the information is out there to find EASILY. Why don't you hop on Google and do some looking yourself instead of always attacking anyone who comes here looking for some information/theories from John? There are several of contrasting websites about much of this info.
Originally posted by bigbert81
Do you think that when people bring information to John Lear on this thread that they are making up all of the numbers?
I agree that some of them don't add up properly, but to be patronizing about it is a little ridiculous.
I've read some of your replies like the one you gave me 2 pages ago
I've stopped by it briefly, but haven't really checked it out that much. I'll see what I can find and take some time to review the info there and let you know...
Originally posted by bigbert81
Hmmm, you know what else is funny, you seem to have totally ignored the fact that I've already stated that it's NOT you asking for facts,
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by spacevisitor
The atmospheric pressure there is 107 times greater than on Earth.
Sea level atmospheric pressure is 334 times greater than Earth.
Hmmm May I ask which ET's gave you this data? Seems to be a few errors worth noting.. 107 or 334?
I have no answer for this, maybe a mistake during the translation, this is what wikipedia say.
Venus has an extremely thick atmosphere, which consists mainly of carbon dioxide and a small amount of nitrogen. The atmospheric mass is 93 times that of Earth's atmosphere while the pressure at the planet's surface is about 92 times that at Earth's surface—a pressure equivalent to that at a depth of nearly 1 kilometer under Earth's oceans. The density at the surface is 65 kg/m³ (6.5% that of water). The enormously CO2-rich atmosphere, along with thick clouds of sulfur dioxide, generate the strongest greenhouse effect in the solar system, creating surface temperatures of over 460 °C.[15] This makes Venus's surface hotter than Mercury's, even though Venus is nearly twice Mercury's distance from the Sun and receives only 25% of Mercury's solar irradiance. Because of the lack of any moisture on Venus, there is no relative humidity on the surface, creating a heat index of 450 °C to 480 °C.
Originally posted by zorgon
Atmosphere is 87% carbon dioxide
• Oxygen exist at 4.23 %
• Nitrogen and rare gases count for 55.47%
87.00
4.23
55.47 clearly 5.47% must be correct, and I know that it isnt 100% total either
----------------
146.70
Hmmmm I guess my Alien math most be off...
Apparently not, thanks for your remark.
Sorry I will stick with John's version for now
No problem, I didn’t say that John isn’t right.
Composition in wikipedia:
~96.5% Carbon dioxide
~3.5% Nitrogen
.015% Sulphur dioxide
.007% Argon
.002% Water vapor
.0017% Carbon monoxide
.0012% Helium
.0007% Neon
trace Carbonyl sulfide
trace Hydrogen chloride
trace Hydrogen fluoride
Originally posted by zorgon
Perhaps you could link us to that ET report?
I can’t find the link to that ET report anymore myself, if so I had provide it of course. I have the worddoc afcource.
Originally posted by bigbert81
reply to post by spacevisitor
Found this: "The atmosphere of Venus is primarily composed of carbon dioxide (96%) and nitrogen (3%), with traces of other gases and little to no water vapor" Spacevisitor, you might want to check out your stats.
[edit on 14-10-2007 by bigbert81]
[edit on 14-10-2007 by bigbert81]
Originally posted by ready4whatever
This is my first time reading this thread and it seems pretty darn controversial. I wouldn't be surprised if NASA only gave 5% of the truth to the public. NASA clearly can manipulate what they show you and control what is being show at all.
Originally posted by Aelita
It's somewhat amazing how you are fixated on the supposed manipulation by NASA. Guess what, the Soviets flew a host of missions to Venus and published data that is bound to be independent from NASA left, right and the center. Just check out links with details about various missions on the bottom of that page:
en.wikipedia.org...
Yes, it is damn hot, yes, the venusian surface is rocky and the pressure is quite high.
Originally posted by ready4whatever
Honestly I don't find NASA to be very credible. Ive seen NASA astronauts talk about encounters with Extraterrestrials, and we don't hear anything from NASA about it do we?
Anyways Im actually Russian
and I know about some of their space missions
So therefore, is it possible that what your remote viewers saw on Venus exists in an entirely different dimension than the one we exist on? A higher dimension? If that is the case, then both stances may be right. That here in the lower physical dimension humanity exists in, Venus is a hellish desolate place with sulfuric clouds, while, at a higher vibrational frequency, life exists there at the same time.
Is this correct?
Originally posted by blowfishdl
NASA actually planned a manned mission to Venus way back in 1967. If they really thought they could do that at the time, what is stopping them and how far has the human really gone into space without any of us knowing anything about it?
www.galaxiki.org...
Originally posted by buddhasystem
There was no NASA back in 1927. The temperature of the high-altitude layer of the Venusian cloud cover was measured using large telescopes and found to be warmer on the night side than the surface of planet Mercury (which is significantly closer to the Sun):
www3.interscience.wiley.com...
There was no NASA and no coverup. Temperatures on the surface of Venus were recongized as extremely high back in 1927. So we can put to rest all these silly stories regarding crisp and cool Venusian air and lush vegetation around Venusian lakes