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Thanks for the translation. It sounds really interesting.
[edit] It seems that this post went to the next page. Hopefully nobody missed my previous post 
[edit on 18-9-2009 by Deaf Alien]
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lovely balmy day on venus!
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Originally posted by MOTT the HOOPLE
lovely balmy day on venus!
View of the southern hemisphere of Venus from equator (right) to the pole (left). The image was taken with the Venus Monitoring Camera (VMC) in
the ultraviolet at 365 nanometres on 23 July 2007 as Venus Express was 35000 km from the surface of the planet(ESA © 2007 MPS/DLR-PF/IDA).
It's in ultraviolet.
One thing that has puzzled me recently is that all the images of Venus in real color don't show them bright like we see it in the sky.
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Originally posted by Deaf Alien
Originally posted by MOTT the HOOPLE
lovely balmy day on venus!
View of the southern hemisphere of Venus from equator (right) to the pole (left). The image was taken with the Venus Monitoring Camera (VMC) in
the ultraviolet at 365 nanometres on 23 July 2007 as Venus Express was 35000 km from the surface of the planet(ESA © 2007 MPS/DLR-PF/IDA).
It's in ultraviolet.
One thing that has puzzled me recently is that all the images of Venus in real color don't show them bright like we see it in the sky.
I've seen pictures of Venus being green, purple, and peachy.
how can we be sure that the infomation about planets that they
are giving out are correct, guess we know someday, or go there and see by our self.
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reply to post by BlackRosEmyth
I've seen pictures of Venus being green, purple, and peachy.
False colors, most likely.
how can we be sure that the infomation about planets that they are giving out are correct, guess we know someday, or go there and see by our
self.
I agree. Why would NASA not want to show us true colors or why wouldn't they send regular color cameras? Same is true for Mars.
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Talking about what's the true colour, I found this report of the Venera 13 mission. 
The true color is difficult to judge because the Venerian atmosphere filters out blue light. The surface composition is similar to terrestrial
basalt.
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Originally posted by Deaf Alien
I agree. Why would NASA not want to show us true colors or why wouldn't they send regular color cameras? Same is true for Mars.
A regular colour camera doesn't offer any scientific purpose, thus the lack of one on most probes. But there's a simple way to see the true colours
of Venus. Simply look at it through a telescope or find images taken by amateur astronomers.
Originally posted by BlackRosEmyth
Talking about what's the true colour, I found this report of the Venera 13 mission.
I believe that's referring to the colour when on the surface of Venus, not it's appearance from orbit. Venera 13 landed on the surface of Venus.
Some images here
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At the end of the day, we are spoon fed information about our planets by government sponsored space exploration agencies. have you ever stopped to
think why they describe other planets as such hostile environments?
This is a conspiracy theorist website and to be quite frank, I would expect a little more conjecture as opposed to people simply regurgitating NASA
pap as if its gospel.
Remote viewing is a very real and proven phenomena and people who poo poo it have either not researched it properly or are just plain ignorant.
imagine if the agency came out and said a certain planet was pretty much like our own and can or does support intelligent life. Do you not think that
private corporations would noy get together and finance a mission together to explore and exploit?
Maybe thats why the truth has not been made public. If I said the Chinese had been to the moon over 3000 yrs ago would you call me a nut job? Would
you ask me for links? incapable or too lazy to do your own research.
Your governments and their agencies wouldnt lie to you?...... do me a favour.
knowledge is king and they know it.
PEACE,
RK
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That's the thing with science...
It's like medicine. Few people have the knowledge to question their doctors. If the doctor says A...it must be A.
NASA, or whoever, can tell us anything they want to about Venus, or any other planetary object that we are unable to see. And, we don't have much to
go on, but on their word. A word that, many times in the past, have been shown to be lies.
We do not have their equipment. We cannot visit Venus. We cannot Vacation there. We can only dream about it...and, worst of all, we can only listen to
what these so-called "professionals" have to say.
I do find it strange that Venus is portrayed to be such a hostile, violent, lifeless planet. There is nothing good to say about that planet. It's
almost as if, they don't want you to even inquire about it, because it's so barren and full of hazardous, potentially fatal chemicals, atmospheric
pressures that will crush you and water that probably only exists in the form of steam that will melt you.
I wonder...really, what is up there...
Until space exploration becomes open to the public, and where people from the public can launch their own machines up there...we'll never really know
what waits for us in the heavens...until what awaits us up there, decides to pay us a personal visit.
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accidental double
[edit on 21-9-2009 by ngchunter]
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Originally posted by Rigel Kent
This is a conspiracy theorist website and to be quite frank, I would expect a little more conjecture as opposed to people simply regurgitating NASA
pap as if its gospel.
Not everyone here is a conspiracy theorist.
Remote viewing is a very real and proven phenomena and people who poo poo it have either not researched it properly or are just plain ignorant.
When it makes claims that are verifiably wrong I don't see why anyone should dogmatically trust it over the reports of multiple agencies
internationally.
Maybe thats why the truth has not been made public. If I said the Chinese had been to the moon over 3000 yrs ago would you call me a nut job?
That would get me banned, doesn't mean I wouldn't think it though...
Would you ask me for links?
Yes.
incapable or too lazy to do your own research.
You'd be the one making the claim, not me, it's not my or anyone else's job to present research for YOUR claim for you.
Your governments and their agencies wouldnt lie to you?
Who's lying to me about Venus? Not all astronomers work for NASA. I've seen it for myself; it's completely covered in clouds at all times, and
even amateurs have looked at it during solar transits where you can see just how ridiculously thick the atmosphere is, and in non-visible wavelengths
as well and confirmed professional findings.
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