Thanks for the translation. It sounds really interesting.
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Originally posted by MOTT the HOOPLE
lovely balmy day on venus!
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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).
Originally posted by Deaf Alien
Originally posted by MOTT the HOOPLE
lovely balmy day on venus!
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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.
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.
Originally posted by BlackRosEmyth
Talking about what's the true colour, I found this report of the Venera 13 mission.
I have come up with my own theory on Venus no proof what so ever to give, My feeling tells me that The stats about Venus are true or close to it in regards to its temperature no water thick atmosphere blah blah... Now I am nobody no scientist no dr just some on that can piece things together.. .Maybe.. To my point. Do you remember making as a kid a Maynoise jar with some dirt some moss water and plastic wrap over the top? Well amzing how self sufficient that mini world was. If the temperature in that jar was that of Venus the water would evaporate from the surface and collect in its little atmosphere but being its so small im making assumptions but trying to relate it as if it were a large planet... All of the water on venus evaporated so it collected in the atmosphere the water vapors are to large and heavy to exit off to space so it sits there in mass caose liek dense fog. So no wonder its so bright in the sky all that sun light reflecting off the water vapor.
The sun is a star, going off of our astronomers and it shall increase in size as they say all stars do soooo what if the sun was smaller at one point in time and because of it being smaller Venus was not so hot and the water was there and WE lived on that planet. BEfore the volcanoes destroyed what we have built. So as we are looking at mars now because we (government) knows we will need to move there someday when the sun gets so large that our earth becomes inhabitable and mars warms up to where the Ice melts and creates and atmosphere.