Are World Pandemics Connected to Solar Activity and Venus?

Could it be that when we go into the solar slip stream of the planet Venus, old Venusian life-forms are ejected from the atmosphere, sending us these viruses, which are trying to survive?

Long shot here:
At some point in ancient times, the planet we call Venus were in the orbit as we (Earth) are now. Life started at Venus. "Earth" was in the orbit of Mars. Something hit Venus, killing 90% of all life. Only bacteria/viruses exists in the atmosphere by pure chance.

Some of them are blow off by the solar radiation and again by pure chance hitting earth at these intervals?

At some point in time planets are doomed to get to close to their star? Just like the continuation of the galaxy's super massive black hole?



Save the Venusian Aliens!

originally posted by: kloejen
Long shot here:
At some point in ancient times, the planet we call Venus were in the orbit as we (Earth) are now..."Earth" was in the orbit of Mars.

I decimated much of my academic knowledge with booze and drugs, but I'm fairly certain I learned the opposite at some point, i.e., in "ancient times", Earth's orbit was closer to the sun. I don't know anything of Venus' origins, thus am unsure whether it's orbit has migrated also.

a reply to: kloejen

yes and the reason this one does not fit in so well with the graph and the pattern is because it was not made by nature. It would explain the anomaly.

The rule is, if a thread title ends with a question mark the answer is most often, no.

8,000 YEARS AGO, 17 WOMEN REPRODUCED FOR EVERY ONE MAN


This is why the legend of Venus happened? The females were plentiful, but the males were rare. This is why the female was cursed in the bible for the snake of Venusian clouds hitting earth?

Why ancient Egypt, among others, had Harems?

Google "Venus Mountain" for yourself


more evidence

originally posted by: Phage
The rule is, if a thread title ends with a question mark the answer is most often, no.

So the papers suggesting a link between viral pandemics and solar wind activlty are just simply wrong and you know best. You know better than all theses specialised peeps.


You really are the mother of all scientists

I will call you phagestein

:-)

What does this have to do with aliens and UFOs?

originally posted by: purplemer

originally posted by: Phage
The rule is, if a thread title ends with a question mark the answer is most often, no.

So the papers suggesting a link between viral pandemics and solar wind activlty are just simply wrong and you know best. You know better than all theses specialised peeps.


You really are the mother of all scientists

I will call you phagestein

:-)

I love the critical thinking of Phage

originally posted by: Radiobuzz
What does this have to do with aliens and UFOs?

Venusian Aliens, just wanna have a break, is the theory.

a reply to: kloejen

Thank you. And I have a source.
en.wikipedia.org...

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: kloejen

Thank you. And I have a source.
en.wikipedia.org...

Lol so if i give you a source too will that make me right instead?

a reply to: purplemer

Not necessarily. But an actual quote would be better than a fabrication.

originally posted by: purplemer

originally posted by: Phage
The rule is, if a thread title ends with a question mark the answer is most often, no.

So the papers suggesting a link between viral pandemics and solar wind activlty are just simply wrong and you know best. You know better than all theses specialised peeps.


You really are the mother of all scientists

I will call you phagestein

:-)

If anyone would know it would be a virus that infects and replicates within archaea. I’m sure he even looks like a cool little moon lander.



@Phage I’m just messing with you. I’ve always liked your name and how phages look like little spacecraft. Which is oddly relevant to this thread. Lol.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: kloejen

Thank you. And I have a source.
en.wikipedia.org...

Cute reference, but you forgot your conspiracy hat, which makes you open minded to these theories.

So you know for a fact, that panspermia was not involved here?

beat your source purplemer?

a reply to: Phage

ok lets go with it then :-)

Direct records of sunspots and the solar cycle have been maintained in astronomical observatories for about 1610AD, while indirect records derived from 14 C analysis of ice cores go back to about 900AD. Minima in the sunspot cycle present conditions conducive to the entry of viruses and bacteria to the Earth and also for mutations of already circulating pathogens. Three grand minima of solar activity on record – the Sporer minimum (1450-1550AD), Maunder minimum (1650-1700AD) and the Dalton minimum (1800-1830) have all been marked by a preponderance of pandemics – Small Pox, English Sweats, Plague and Cholera. The sunspot numbers recorded for the present period 2002-2017 include the deepest sunspot minimum (Cycle 23-24) since records began, and a trend to declining numbers throughout the cycle. The same period has seen the resurgence of several pandemics – SARS, MERS, Zika, Ebola, Influenza A. We consider it prudent to take note of these facts whilst planning future strategies for pandemic surveillance and control.

www.researchgate.net...

Sunspot Cycle Minima and Pandemics: A case for vigilance at the present time

but of course these boys dont know there stuff.

Where do they work

Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology, University of Buckingham, UK;
Centre for Astrobiology, University of Ruhuna, Matara, Sri Lanka;
CY O'Connor ERADE Village Foundation, Piara Waters,WA, Australia;
Department of Infectious 4Disease Control, Tianjin Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, China
Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, University of Sheffield, Sheffield S10 2TN,


and what do they think...

rom past records of the correlation of the sunspot cycle (prolonged minima) and pandemics it is clear that the onset of a deep minimum is a signal of action. We have stated elsewhere that the sunspot cycle could be a guide for closer scrutiny of circulating viruses, and monitoring their genetic variations. Equally important in our view is to monitor the stratosphere for the presence of viral entities that may pose a pandemic threat if and when they reach ground level.

BUt you know best again dont you?

a reply to: kloejen

So you know for a fact, that panspermia was not involved here?

beat your source purplemer?

As usual slow to the party

:-)

a reply to: purplemer

You nailed it purplemer! thx!

This proves the smaller you are as a life-form, the more chance you will have to find food? Reproduce and survive?

If you are a minuscule multi cellular life-form, your chances of survival are increased? Imagine a tiny bug sitting on your trousers for 3 mins, while you walk. It would have traveled further than it could fly itself for free in a lifetime!, all it had to do was to grab on!

What if aliens are here in tiny tiny spaceships?

Just like Darwin, Phage, he didnt know about bacterial life either when he wrote his book. Update your knowledge

originally posted by: Phage
The rule is, if a thread title ends with a question mark the answer is most often, no.

Such a spoilsport, alas, for once I agree.

I have no idea if you're on to something but Iove the outside-the-box thinking. This is why the site exists. Not MSM headlines.

a reply to: Phage

Yet, according to your source:

it is intended to be humorous rather than the literal truth.