It's certainly possible though highly unlikely that Venus was ever a
wet and cool planet in the way of interpreting as another Eden that
was ever suited for the likes of us naked humans, and especially
unsuitable when we can’t even seem to figure out how best to derive
clean and renewable energy without wars or artificial global
inflation. However, with applied physics and a good deal of
technology is where almost anything is possible, especially on such a
nearby planet that offers so much in natural kinds of renewable
energy, as well as 10% lower gravity, terrific atmospheric buoyancy
and loads of metallicity that covers the full spectrum. It's kind of
a mining Eden treasure trove, whereas most every conceivable element
is easily accessible as is, plus there's no limitations of local
energy for processing and exporting, because the whole freaking planet
is a natural smelting refinery of ores and you name it.
Venus is hardly representing an oasis for the likes of any naked
Goldilocks, much less harmless to any of our K-12 and higher educated
as mostly physics and science dumbfounded individuals that can’t
hardly investigate or much less deductively think for themselves, but
never the less, at least Venus is offering an extremely nearby off-
world alternative, as a treasure trove of easily accessible
metallicity and energy resources that’s not the least bit locally
energy limited nor without more than its fair share of those
sufficiently valuable elements that make at least some of us rich and
powerful. What Venus lacks in surface oxygen, water and ice, it more
than makes up in other metallicity elements and clean/renewable energy
to do whatever with.
I’m asking, how many trillions per year does a moon or nearby planet
need to be worth, in order to get your attention?
Besides the really good and profitable idea of our going after the
metallicity exploitation of our physically dark moon, what extremely
nearby planet has everything essential, plus according to Russian
science plus even interpreted by some of ours and ESA would suggest it
offers more metallicity than Earth? (here’s a vague clue; Venus)
All planets and everything else imaginable (including our moon) are
perfectly natural derivatives of their local star metallicity that
most science is still trying to figure out, and for such a nearby
planet of rather terrific metallicity as Venus that’s still getting
those icy cold NASA and DARPA shoulders of denial and obfuscation,
continually receiving those super-critical authoritarian looks of
absolute taboo and/or nondisclosure, is exactly as though it’s being
regarded as some kind of weird forbidden or satanic voodoo planet
that’s simply too complicated and/or too oddly hellish and wicked for
us mortals to ever mess with. Of course having those couple or
possibly at first having three really big and nasty metallicity stars
of Sirius nearby probably wasn’t exactly a big help to our planet when
those nearby and extremely vibrant stars were in their prime, and
perhaps getting a whole lot worse yet when Sirius(B) terminated into a
white dwarf or Sirius(C) terminated as a nova or supernova would have
been extremely traumatic if not a global kind of lethal event for our
planet.
Supposedly everything of our local planets and moons were derived
entirely by that initially fast spinning main sequence birth of our
local star that fired everything up and/or as having resulted from the
initial complex process of fusion taking place within our progenitor
sun, although planet and moon captures are also becoming somewhat
better understood as plausible. Planet and moon metallicity are
merely the local happenstance of stellar and secondary geological
composition factors that one needs to always take into account, and
otherwise because it always helps to connect those metallicity dots,
so that we can best figure complex stuff out. It seems that our
physically dark and naked moon plus the extremely nearby planet Venus
are each offering their tougher surface of paramagnetic bedrock and/or
having more internal and deposited metallicity to work with than our
Earth ever had to begin with. Of course our mainstream status quo
always has to disagree and naysay regardless of the consequences, so
it’s best to never expect anything other and you will not get
disappointed.
When the sun was initially evolving from its enormous molecular/nebula
cloud, is also when it too was changing its composition as to what
sorts of metallicity elements would be given off (centripetally
disposed of), and what sorts of complex metallicity would be
retained. Of course a star of fusion energy is a continuous evolution
process and/or the primary creator of all known elements, and the
newer generation of stars are even more so offering complex
metallicity, of essentially producing its main sequence self, planets
and everything else from those complex derivatives that came from its
molecular/nebula cloud, as will as the subsequent stellar fusion
process within itself which creates those numerous complex metallicity
elements on the fly, so to speak. Thereby, each and every stellar
generation gets a little more complex and those rules of stellar main
sequence are having to continually change to suit, not to mention when
our sun recently got surrounded by that enormous molecular/nebula
cloud which produced those hefty and vibrant nearby Sirius stars,
whereas our sun should have interacted with and/or having consumed
some of that extra nebula metallicity and stellar evolution given off
by those nearby Sirius stars.
Of course the mainstream status-quo and especially of their faith-
based insiders that usually pretend as being Atheists, but tend to act/
react exactly like devout Semites by protecting those of their own
past, current and future authority, really do not like to see any
outside concepts of permitting scientific change or introducing
variables because, such could involve revising history as well as
screwing up whatever they alone get to tell us is their one and only
answer to everything. In other words, modern astrophysics is kind of
like a roll of toilet paper, whereas each sheet gets paid to wipe at
something nasty before getting disposed of and moving on to the next
cosmic bowel movement that’s at risk of revising the rules, because
for the most part such revisions have not been allowed.
It’s certainly not that one ever has to actually do anything extra
special with or because of such higher metallicity (unless it’s highly
radioactive and concentrated enough to being lethal or genetic
mutation worthy), just like our terrestrial oligarchs and mafia of Big
Energy (mostly via coal, oil and natural gas plus a few other spendy
synfuel hydrocarbons) here on Earth doesn’t have to bother with
preventing various radioactives and those multiple combustion slag or
soot elements from reaching our surface and getting atmospheric
exposure that makes any number of such relatively dry inert elements
highly reactive, not to mention their considerable combustion
particulates (aka soot and/or fly-ash plus creating loads of CO2 and
NOx that’s in addition to those many other mostly nasty byproducts)
that cause global dimming, nor having to worry about their oil and
natural gas leakage, spillage, blowouts, molecular conversions such as
Corexit or fret over their continual loss of helium that measurably
contributes to all the natural upwelling loss of helium which is
actually a rather considerable volumetric outflux if having to
maintain 5.24 ppm happens to mean anything (something like 26 billion
tonnes worth of helium at any given time, all of which having to be
continually resupplied from within Earth), and such radiological decay
produced helium is one of those lofty elements that simply doesn’t
molecular bind nor otherwise stick with Earth. Plus there’s also the
rather considerable all-inclusive 32:1 consumption and evaporation
cycle of fresh water that’s directly related to the energy derived via
every tonne of coal, but then who really needs all that fresh water or
minds having on average an extra teratonne of water vapor kept in the
atmosphere, because that’s only another 1% boost in water saturation
up from the norm. At least China has been doing all it can by way of
keeping as much sulfur plus other coal, natural gas and oil related
elements (many of those being toxic and/or terribly acidic) within its
local atmosphere, whereas hydrocarbon related smog that is considered
as highly destructive and undesirable by most of us, is also being
reconsidered as worthy of global cooling by others. In other words,
by way of mainstream Big Energy, apparently us humans can’t possibly
pollute enough.
So obviously our overpopulated planet that’s looking at a near certain
future of having to feed and care for 10+ billion somewhat cranky
humans, is perfectly good to go as is? (I rather doubt we can
continue as is, though perhaps only a fool or a FUD-master might
suggest that our status quo being the case is perfectly sufficient as
is, whereas I’m thinking more likely 8 billion could be our next great
population tipping point). Doesn’t any of this suggest we’re running
out of terrestrial options?
In other words, how much of Earth can we continually afford to dig up
and process, not to mention fracking, cultivating and/or continually
farming its land and sea to death? (especially when phosphates and
other natural fertilizers are now having to be artificially created)
Perhaps technically all 10+ billion humans can be sustained on this
planet without off-world considerations, at least that’s what William
Mook and others that don’t really seem to care about the 99.9% lower
caste keeps telling us. Of course, at some future point of our having
mass consumed nearly everything of value in sight plus over-populating
a given world like Earth, to the point of having perpetual war(s) over
resources, is where these terrestrial resources eventually get
depleted and/or converted into various substances that are most often
less valuable or even toxic to sustaining our complex species and the
surrounding biodiversity, whereas helium plus many of those elements
converted into acids and in some instances those element conversions
and composite blends even become ozone/O3 depleting as well as
otherwise kind of potentially toxic and even objectively proven as
being terribly lethal, as sort of reaching the saturation point of no
return. But again, that’s kind of what us modern humans have always
done and would gladly do again and again without any whatsoever
reservations or speck of remorse to this or any other world.
One perfectly viable option for us is to seriously consider pillaging
and plundering a nearby moon or planet, or at least considering the
commercial and private development and interior exploitation of our
moon. Obviously going off-world isn’t going to be easy nor cheap, at
least not at first, but then our moon should easily be more than worth
it, even though the planet Venus is better suited as is (though it’s
not ever going to be as anything naked and always dumbfounded
Goldilocks might care to think).
With Venus passing so nearby every 19 months (being such an active and
robust planet of nearly the size and mass of Earth, except somewhat
better protected by its robust atmosphere and offering 10% less
gravity for us to work against, plus offering terrific buoyancy of 65
kg/m3), that’s actively venting and thermodynamically radiating as
though it were only a few hundred million years old, whereas one might
care to further ponder the commercial and private enterprise
implications of seeing another kind of future gold-rush era that could
easily be going after those abundant metallicity elements (including
uranium, thorium and radium as well as those good old standards of
gold, silver, platinum and no doubt copper, aluminum plus there’s
always iron and titanium that shouldn’t be hard to come by).
Of course our moon and Venus have each technically been commercially
viable for decades, especially since our NASA/Apollo era proved how
reliable their Nazi engineered Saturn-5 plus how unusually inert and
passive our moon apparently is, as well as having proven how 100%
reliable and relatively failsafe were each of those fly-by-rocket
landers of that era, which didn’t even bother with incorporating any
powerful momentum reaction gyros, and then our DARPA and NASA went on
to further prove how extended space travel worthy plus aerodynamic
worthy were each of those shuttles that were fully reusable as long as
none of their reentry heat shield tiles are defective or missing.
There is simply no question as to the terrific commercial/industrial
and even private value of He3, plus a complex multitude of rare
metallicity and even the element of carbonado/diamond, plus using
those mostly robotic tunnel diggers (TBMs), their excavators and raw
mineral processing technology certainly isn’t insurmountable. So, why
all the nondisclosure and otherwise, what the hell gives?
I’m still somewhat puzzled but having never been the least bit
surprised as to why this radar obtained image of “Guth Venus” has
remained so mainstream forbidden or taboo, unless it’s only because
I'm such an independent outsider (aka loose cannon) that they have
little if any control over, must be extremely dark and scary to them.
On this subject of interpreting a given image; Why is it always
permitted for our NASA and their insider associates to PhotoShop,
apply extensive frame stacking, plus artificially eyecandy colorize or
even selectively unsaturate by removing or excluding certain colors
and mainstream publish whatever image as much hype fortified
infomercials as they like (naturally fully public funded none the
less), as offered way past the point of no possible return from any
original raw data, while independent others are not permitted to even
use the most basic digital image resampling which can be easily
reversed and/or repeated for deductive interpretations by most anyone
for obtaining the exact same or better results?
Usually those individuals found in Usenet/newsgroups protecting
whatever their mainstream upper most caste of oligarch and faith-based
mafia have been doing to the rest of us, have no actual photographic
nor PhotoShop expertise of their own, because that’s not their job.
However they usually claim as being all-knowing and first-hand
expertise in everything.
Without doubt, I can easily accept that most of us honestly can not
deductively interpret an image of Mickey Mouse and be certain it's
representing anything truly artificial or real, because artistic
talent and powerful computers can make such animations (especially
those of the surrounding terrain) look every bit as good or even 3D
Avatar better than real, but then at best we're handed third or forth
generation eyecandy as Kodak film recorded or rather as Kodak
transposed derivative images from our infamous Apollo missions, and
being told that everything is represented exactly as only they have
interpreted it for us (including those spectacular reproduced and
autographed images via “moonpans”), and to never mind the laws of
physics or any best other science of color/hue or contrast dynamic
range simply doesn’t count, plus otherwise just like those independent
video and audio of WTC7 being systematically explosive detonated as
necessary for their precise demolition, whereas we're being told by
the best public-funded authority that all of those independent
recorded images and audio are entirely bogus and/or an allusion that
we shouldn't bother ourselves with. So which do we believe,
especially when we follow the money and there's ample motives, means
and opportunity, and that certainly applies to all things DARPA and
NASA whenever their public funded jobs and benefit security plus their
nifty cloak of religious faith is getting put at risk.
At the same time, I can also accept the notions or interpretation that
we're not the one and only intelligence capable of having evolved from
scratch, or perhaps otherwise via directed panspermia and intelligent
design certainly can’t be ruled out. Considering the odds against us
humans emerging and evolving from scratch right here on Earth, as such
makes me reconsider the off-world possibilities as being not nearly so
insurmountable. In fact, as of decades ago our biodiversity along
with our space travel expertise could have remotely seeded and/or
stimulated another planet like a proto-Earth into becoming yet another
Eden, by simply transporting the necessary microbes and spores and/or
going full-tilt with sending a multitude of complex species to inhabit
this other world or moon, though no doubt we’d make our fair share of
creation mistakes. Personally, I wouldn’t mess with the existing
environment nor biodiversity of another planet, but then I’m not
greedy or insensitive to the needs of others, because even unique life
sequestered within our moon or anything associated with Venus
shouldn’t be disregarded any more so than underground microbes on
Mars.
For somewhat easier comprehension, I've only slightly edited the
following context and hopefully improved its syntax, so that you and
others might bother to reconsider actually looking at the specified
image instead of merely applying your preconceived and typically
closed mindset interpretations as though your braille observationology
expertise is more than sufficient. Unlike expecting you to believe in
Muslims packing and hiding WMD, all I'm asking for is the honest
deductive interpretations by others that typically claim as having
vast expertise in every conceivable science, including
observationology, to give this one an honest look-see that even some
5th graders should be qualified for.
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In the news and offered by many of our most trendy eyecandy
publications, we have our somewhat dysfunctional and perpetual
nonprofit NASA that has gotten too big to fail, and their usual
mainstream infomercial media flow of their approved hype of supposedly
peer approved science, pertaining to all sorts of astrophysics plus
boasting on behalf of numerous exoplanets that the next hundred
generations from now will never get any probe into orbit or much less
set any naked Goldilocks foot upon within any thousand generations
from now, mostly because those other worlds and moons are situated so
far away. However, perhaps the seemingly newish and extremely nearby
Venus was once an exoplanet of Sirius(B), and right now it’s captured
as passing conveniently nearby us within 100 LD every 19 months, as
well as having been more tidal rotation locked to Earth than to the
sun (or you can always believe the more than sextillion [1e21] odds
otherwise). At least at the ongoing rate such exoplanets are getting
discovered, seems to suggest there’s going to be a lot more of those
than stars, and otherwise consider that most main sequence stars of .5
Ms and larger (roughly 33% of all stars) simply can’t forever hold
onto their planets (especially of anything of 1.5 Ms or greater
doesn’t have the same extended main sequence timeline to work with as
ours of 10+ billion years has to offer), although moons of such
wandering/rogue planets should remain firm unless their sun goes nova
or worse supernova. Otherwise white dwarfs simply lose their tidal
radii grip, which allows their planets to wander off, and by now
perhaps 5e12 items of wandering/rogue planets, planetoids and their
moon exist within our galaxy.
It’s certainly not that complex life as we know it and as representing
the majority of terrestrial biodiversity didn’t originate right here
on Earth, but this is more about other complex life as having
originated off-world and having by happenstance or via directed
panspermia contributed to our terrestrial complexity and diversity, as
well as their having found a home on a few other survivable planets
and moons. In most instances those other planets and moons would
likely not be directly suitable to any degree of sustaining such
random microbe and spore panspermia, or even those intentionally
deployed as complex life would most likely not survive, but perhaps in
some instances, such as upon Earth or via technology assisted kinds of
complex life could have made a go of it on even the geologically
active and hellish pressure-cooker world of Venus, whereas at least
via applied physics and good use of basic technology is where
surviving Venus really isn’t technically insurmountable, and
especially accommodating if our sun had been a few percent less active
as of a billion years ago.
An intentionally seeded planet or suitable moon of a gas giant could
actually evolve its own complex life fairly quickly, even if we
couldn’t get ourselves directly involved with its on-location applied
physics, biology and objective science. Never the less, and even if
Venus is an original though metallicity and geology oddball of our
solar system (much like our moon that’s physically dark and its thick
crust made extensively of paramagnetic basalt); has anyone here got
any better ideas, notions or deductive swags as to further
interpreting what that extremely large clover shaped reservoir on
Venus is all about?
For those of us that are observationology dysfunctionals, here’s a not
so little size perspective: At 275 m, the Cowboys Stadium /
Louisiana Superdome (plus part of its surrounding real estate
footprint) would fit within each cup of that enormous clover shaped
reservoir.
imaging as artificial, whereas some of those other terrestrial
reservoirs as viewed from orbit would tend to be interpreted as
somewhat if not entirely artificial because, nature and the usual
geology of land and erosion doesn’t usually place something hugely
geometric and/or so unusually symmetrical in mountainous terrain and
within the path of a river or as typically blocking a canyon/gorge, as
well as for anything bridging or spanning over an enormous canyon or
gorge is likely going to get deductively interpreted as having been
artificially created. But you really need to look for yourself and
deductively interpret before taking sides on this one.
Just for a friendly game of amusing yourself and others being a good
investigative sport, this ongoing investigative effort is simply
intended to share and see if anyone else can manage to deductively
interpret anything the least bit unusual within the following image
that doesn’t quite look as though the natural laws of physics and
geology was entirely responsible. (try to remember that the original
image is that of a radar obtained composite of 36 confirming looks or
scans per pixel, obtained at a FOV down angle of 43 degrees, so its
interpretation can be nearly 3D worthy). If you’re stumped or
dumbfounded, then turn this observationology request over to a bunch
of 5th graders, as a class science project.
Besides whatever perfectly natural fluid reservoiring, what the hell
(literally scorching hot as hell) is that extremely large clover
shaped reservoir doing there? (I mean, it’s really big and kind of
obvious, and then what about that other somewhat smaller one that’s
seemingly connected and clearly containing something fluid, not to
mention more than a few other oddly geometric considerations that look
as though quite artificial, almost as though some level of
intelligence had created them).
It’s unlikely such a complex and active planet such as Venus wouldn’t
have its fair share of surface fluids, or at least geothermal boosted/
extruded muds or dense mineral and/or those acidic brines to contend
with, as well as hydrocarbons shouldn’t be impossible once we
reconsider what the Saturn moon Titan has to work with.
Even as offering a highly conservative reservoir interpretation, it
still seems rather enormous but otherwise kind of perfectly natural,
including that other somewhat conventional reservoir above that’s
containing something fluid and seems connected. However, as far as
anyone knows, there’s not one other terrestrial example or that
obtained from any other planet or moon as offering anything nearly as
complex while situated in such a geologically mountainous terrain and
erosion plus looking as so downright impressive, so what the hell
gives?
At this point of my ongoing observationology (11+ years of deductive
image interpreting), I’m still favoring that such a large clover
shaped reservoir represents a mostly natural though extremely large
geological formation, and just because something like this highly
complex reservoir is truly big doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist, and
just because the exact same image resampling process was applied
equally to each and every other available pixel which didn’t manage to
convert any of those other surrounding raw pixels into artificial
looking items, doesn’t mean that the few items it did manage to
interpret as geometrical and as otherwise potentially created as
though intelligently symmetrical, are not actually there to behold,
because nature isn’t very good at creating highly symmetrical and/or
complex looking geometries, and especially whenever there’s a logical
community like infrastructure pattern involved.
Thumbnail images of Venus, including mgn_c115s095_1.gif (225 m/pixel)