Life on Venus?! Im not surprised thy hid this from us too!, page 4
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 06:44 AM by Sam60
reply to post by jinx880101


John Lear + Art Bell.....

That is not a particularly discerning combination.



reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:11 AM by AlienCarnage
It seems that John Lear is brought up in many conversations here on ATS. I personally do not know what to think of the man. I suppose the reason he is thought of as a cook is because of his more fare out stories that he tells, and because of these stories ones that have much more merit are overlooked.

It has always made sense to me that Venus would be a very hot planet due to its proximity to the sun, but that is based on information I have been told, not to my direct knowledge of such things. When I look at the pictures Zargon was nice enough to share, to me even the black and white pictures seem to show lava flows which would be consistent with what we are told of the planet, however we all know here on ATS how easily photos are faked and the shadows some pointed out are an unusual anomaly.

The mirror idea is interesting but to what end, what could they possibly gain hiding the universe from us? Even if we knew of their existence, could we really do anything about it, especially if they are more advanced than us? We could run around in circles screaming and maybe commit suicide but other than that what could we possibly do. We could observe and document, but what would be so bad about that? I have no problem with there being other life forms out there, aliens beings ones who might even consider us food, it would not shatter my world of beliefs, it would make the science fiction geek in me scream “yes it is all true”, but so far I have not seen anything that has even brought a glimmer of that side of me to the surface, which could be because of smoke and mirrors that are in place if they in fact do exist.

Here is another thought; We are actually living in a virtual environment in some kind of large computer system where the only PTB are the programmers of this program that like to mess with us and have flying saucers that appear actually from no where as they are just created and deleted at will in order to keep us wondering about our universe. All satellite or rover pictures we receive are just jpegs they upload that have been designed by their graphic artists and this is what causes them to look as though they are touched up by NASA. < - - - - - - - - - - - > Now did this sound like the ramblings of a complete madman? This is how some of John Lear’s stories come across as well. Whether he is telling the truth or not will be determined though time, just how much time, who knows?


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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 09:41 AM by bigfatfurrytexan
Originally posted by Aeons
I'll give the mirrors idea a little possible merit.

There are some scientific hypotheses I've read that essentially suggest that our section of the universe, the local neighbourhood of solar systems so to speak, is in a bubble of some sort. That our bubble might be moving at a different pace or time is moving in a different manner than the universe around it.

That we are inside of a membrane inside (inside out of?) our universe membrane.

Now why this is I suppose could be due to an external conscious act on the part of another sentience, I suppose. Why would such a sentience use something akin to "mirrors?" Well low tech requires way less upkeep over time....maybe vast amounts of time.

What lasts longer? A well constructed foot bridge, or a super computer? Well, my computer is already on its way to being obsolete and my laptop would have a hard time finding people skilled to still fix it or have parts available. But their are foot bridges in the World that have lasted for millenia. That's why "low tech."


How about this: the "bubble" is caused by the gravitational influence of all the matter in our galaxy, juxtaposed against the lack of gravitational influence in the "empty" space surrounding our galaxy.

This effect could be impacting every other galaxy in the universe, as the strength of gravity decreases drastically the further from its source you go. Since the Milky Way shares a common center of gravity (as all interdependant systems do), it is plausible to consider that its lack of effect in the farther outreaches of its boundaries would create just such a "bubble" that causes our space and time to be slightly "different" than the rest of the universe.

Further, don't forget the bow shock that our universe creates as it travels at mind numbing speeds through the universe. This is another "bubble" that would certainly impact our galaxy (as well as helping to hold it together).



reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 09:59 AM by jinx880101
reply to post by badw0lf


And do we fly to other planets to our farms in order to collect these animals?
TextWhat would be more cost effective... Developing a diet based on what we have at our disposal, OR leaping from planet to planet looking for something to snack on?


Im not saying you're wrong but "cost effective" would mean they would have a monetary system in place,which we dont know.. And it has been said that they use teleportation in order to travel quicker and more effitiently and I doubt they still use fuel which would make their form of travel (whatever means they use)quite cost effective if they did use some sort of monetary system.

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[edit on 06/10/2009 by jinx880101]


reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 10:58 AM by Aeons
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Originally posted by Aeons
I'll give the mirrors idea a little possible merit.

There are some scientific hypotheses I've read that essentially suggest that our section of the universe, the local neighbourhood of solar systems so to speak, is in a bubble of some sort. That our bubble might be moving at a different pace or time is moving in a different manner than the universe around it.

That we are inside of a membrane inside (inside out of?) our universe membrane.

Now why this is I suppose could be due to an external conscious act on the part of another sentience, I suppose. Why would such a sentience use something akin to "mirrors?" Well low tech requires way less upkeep over time....maybe vast amounts of time.

What lasts longer? A well constructed foot bridge, or a super computer? Well, my computer is already on its way to being obsolete and my laptop would have a hard time finding people skilled to still fix it or have parts available. But their are foot bridges in the World that have lasted for millenia. That's why "low tech."


How about this: the "bubble" is caused by the gravitational influence of all the matter in our galaxy, juxtaposed against the lack of gravitational influence in the "empty" space surrounding our galaxy.

This effect could be impacting every other galaxy in the universe, as the strength of gravity decreases drastically the further from its source you go. Since the Milky Way shares a common center of gravity (as all interdependant systems do), it is plausible to consider that its lack of effect in the farther outreaches of its boundaries would create just such a "bubble" that causes our space and time to be slightly "different" than the rest of the universe.

Further, don't forget the bow shock that our universe creates as it travels at mind numbing speeds through the universe. This is another "bubble" that would certainly impact our galaxy (as well as helping to hold it together).


Now if you found the points around the edges of that like the Lagagrian points you could achor something there.

Your thought is way closer to what is predicted - but I'm willing to snowball a couple of ideas around that this boudary, or simliar ones might be used to deceive in some way. Or that this boundary has some density to it.

It wouldn't need to be an all over "mirror" surface. Strategically placed moving "mirror" surfaces would be all that is needed. Why waste effort like that? A partial deception is as good and confusing as a full one.


reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 11:53 AM by Wertdagf
reply to post by ArMaP



he was referancing nasa editing its pictures...

How could you not see that... or even think of it after a few seconds.


reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 05:42 PM by zorgon
Originally posted by ArMaP
It was noticed, does this means that you did not read other people's posts?


Read me? What for?

What I want to know is why NASA is using statements like THIS

June 5, 2007: Picture this: A spaceship swoops in from the void, plunging toward a cloudy planet about the size of Earth. A laser beam lances out from the ship; it probes the planet's clouds, striving to reach the hidden surface below. Meanwhile, back on the craft's home world, scientists perch on the edge of their seats waiting to see what happens.

Sounds like science fiction? This is real, and it's happening today.


science.nasa.gov...

Flyby shooting of Venus with a laser... Just what message are they sending to kids these days?

Way to go NASA Intergalactic Gangsters

How should we take them seriously?

Scientific American is saying "BOMB the moon when its merely an impactor" The "Daily Mirror" I would expect such headlines, but Scientific America?

And after they blew up half of Temple One and got an unexpected and still unexplained secondary explosion they acted like school kids playing with fire crackers


Secondary explosion on Temple One



NASA 'scientists'? after the explosion



I think its time to replace that agency... get some real scientist in there, ones that don't think blowing things up, smashing into things or shooting it with beam weapons is the 'scientific method' We have the Military to do that and already paid for their toys

What do you boys at NASA think about that?



Yeah thought so
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