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I don't know if anybody can say for sure what Venus was like that long ago, but in relation to Nikola Tesla, we aren't talking millions of years, only hundreds of years, and it seems clear Venus has been quite uninhabitable by humans for that long at least.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: sciencelol
Furthermore, I’m not sure what conditions existed on Venus and the orbit hundreds of millions or even a billions of years ago. Habitability or colonization might have been possible. I will have to go into the works of GVT to gather nuggets. I believe he claimed he was initially contacted by a young Venusian .
John Brandenburg is an interesting character, who does speculate about nuclear explosions on Mars in the past, though I don't think his fellow scientists put much weight on his speculations. Even if Brandenburg's speculation was correct, it doesn't support Nikola Tesla coming from Venus.
I will refer to A public sources of speculation include john Brandenburg, which aligns with the documents I have seen during my “project” without being more specific
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
I don't know if anybody can say for sure what Venus was like that long ago, but in relation to Nikola Tesla, we aren't talking millions of years, only hundreds of years, and it seems clear Venus has been quite uninhabitable by humans for that long at least.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: sciencelol
Furthermore, I’m not sure what conditions existed on Venus and the orbit hundreds of millions or even a billions of years ago. Habitability or colonization might have been possible. I will have to go into the works of GVT to gather nuggets. I believe he claimed he was initially contacted by a young Venusian .
John Brandenburg is an interesting character, who does speculate about nuclear explosions on Mars in the past, though I don't think his fellow scientists put much weight on his speculations. Even if Brandenburg's speculation was correct, it doesn't support Nikola Tesla coming from Venus.
I will refer to A public sources of speculation include john Brandenburg, which aligns with the documents I have seen during my “project” without being more specific
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
I don't know if anybody can say for sure what Venus was like that long ago, but in relation to Nikola Tesla, we aren't talking millions of years, only hundreds of years, and it seems clear Venus has been quite uninhabitable by humans for that long at least.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: sciencelol
Furthermore, I’m not sure what conditions existed on Venus and the orbit hundreds of millions or even a billions of years ago. Habitability or colonization might have been possible. I will have to go into the works of GVT to gather nuggets. I believe he claimed he was initially contacted by a young Venusian .
John Brandenburg is an interesting character, who does speculate about nuclear explosions on Mars in the past, though I don't think his fellow scientists put much weight on his speculations. Even if Brandenburg's speculation was correct, it doesn't support Nikola Tesla coming from Venus.
I will refer to A public sources of speculation include john Brandenburg, which aligns with the documents I have seen during my “project” without being more specific
The fact a hypothesis isn't refuted doesn't support it, in fact many irrational hypotheses go unrefuted because people don't want to waste their time with them. Recall Brandolini's law:
originally posted by: play4keeps
Brandenburg: my friends at Los Alamos think he is correct in his assessment. I have not seen a good refutation to his hypothesis.
Brandolini’s Law: “The amount of energy needed to refute bull# is an order of magnitude bigger than to produce it.”
According to Brandenburg, xenon-129 is only produced during big nuclear events...
I can't find anything about xenon-129 being produced in nuclear explosions. In supernovae, sure, those produce pretty much everything. They're an alchemist's dream. But not a nuclear weapon...
for someone to actually investigate why he's wrong takes a lot of searching and specialized knowledge.
The "Was Mars Murdered?" link I posted was from 2013 and referenced sources from 2012, and he explains all the science of why Brandenburg's hypothesis is wrong first. Then he goes into how Brandenburg got started down that path, because he was a "face on Mars" guy, who apparently didn't think it was pareidolia; it was hard to tell exactly what it was, in the early less detailed images.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: Arbitrageur
I have no idea what Brandenburg thinks about the Face.
That link shows a mix of older and newer images, so if you don't cite a specific image then I assume you're mistaken in saying "it still looks like a face to me", you're probably looking at older images. This is one of the newer images from your link:
Here is imagery from NASA and it still looks like a face to me. But I always though it was pareidolia.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
The "Was Mars Murdered?" link I posted was from 2013 and referenced sources from 2012, and he explains all the science of why Brandenburg's hypothesis is wrong first. Then he goes into how Brandenburg got started down that path, because he was a "face on Mars" guy, who apparently didn't think it was pareidolia; it was hard to tell exactly what it was, in the early less detailed images.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: Arbitrageur
I have no idea what Brandenburg thinks about the Face.
That link shows a mix of older and newer images, so if you don't cite a specific image then I assume you're mistaken in saying "it still looks like a face to me", you're probably looking at older images. This is one of the newer images from your link:
Here is imagery from NASA and it still looks like a face to me. But I always though it was pareidolia.
Se we still have zero evidence of humanoid life on Mars or Venus in the present or past, where Venus is completely inhospitable to human life, though simpler organisms can't be ruled out and there are more plausible hypotheses for those, but on Venus they are proposed to be possible in the atmosphere; I haven't seen a credible hypothesis for more complex life forms on the surface of Venus (nor underground where I don't expect the conditions to be any better). At least on Mars we could speculate more plausibly about underground habitats for humanoids, but on Venus, I don't think so.
originally posted by: play4keeps
Thanks for introducing me to the Stuart Robbins podcast. I find all sides of the ET hypothesis on Mars intriguing, and the answers complex (Hoagland). Regarding this most recent image, one person can see Euclidean geometry and symmetry indicative of intelligent construction and the other can see a natural Mesa formation indicative of pareidolia. I look at that image and see a hominid face. What do you see? The new imagery does not answer tge final question about the face considering the hundreds of millions of years of sandblasting and erosion of Cydonia.
one thing about the Robbins and Brandenburg podcast is mr Robbins is dismissive of all things ET/UFO. He seems to have a good “pedigre” or at least enough to make judgements on what constitute pseudoscience and ill founded speculation (as you yourself have the habit of prognostication), however, as I have learned and most others have not, you either have access to the relevant special access programs and primer or you do not.
I don’t know what is going on in Mars or Venus: That was not my “NTK.” I do know there is a possession of ET species samples and this has made my personal quest for truth about the larger issues of disclosure all the more vexing. I have met Brandenburg and had a conversation about these matters and other well informed physicists who have worked on weapons and they believe the Brandenburg hypothesis as highly plausible. Btw Brandenburg worked as in weapons physics and he would probably know a lot about xenon signatures but this all is OT and doesn’t have much to do with Tesla, at this point.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
The "Was Mars Murdered?" link I posted was from 2013 and referenced sources from 2012, and he explains all the science of why Brandenburg's hypothesis is wrong first. Then he goes into how Brandenburg got started down that path, because he was a "face on Mars" guy, who apparently didn't think it was pareidolia; it was hard to tell exactly what it was, in the early less detailed images.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: Arbitrageur
I have no idea what Brandenburg thinks about the Face.
That link shows a mix of older and newer images, so if you don't cite a specific image then I assume you're mistaken in saying "it still looks like a face to me", you're probably looking at older images. This is one of the newer images from your link:
Here is imagery from NASA and it still looks like a face to me. But I always though it was pareidolia.
Se we still have zero evidence of humanoid life on Mars or Venus in the present or past, where Venus is completely inhospitable to human life, though simpler organisms can't be ruled out and there are more plausible hypotheses for those, but on Venus they are proposed to be possible in the atmosphere; I haven't seen a credible hypothesis for more complex life forms on the surface of Venus (nor underground where I don't expect the conditions to be any better). At least on Mars we could speculate more plausibly about underground habitats for humanoids, but on Venus, I don't think so.
originally posted by: play4keeps
Thanks for introducing me to the Stuart Robbins podcast. I find all sides of the ET hypothesis on Mars intriguing, and the answers complex (Hoagland). Regarding this most recent image, one person can see Euclidean geometry and symmetry indicative of intelligent construction and the other can see a natural Mesa formation indicative of pareidolia. I look at that image and see a hominid face. What do you see? The new imagery does not answer tge final question about the face considering the hundreds of millions of years of sandblasting and erosion of Cydonia.
one thing about the Robbins and Brandenburg podcast is mr Robbins is dismissive of all things ET/UFO. He seems to have a good “pedigre” or at least enough to make judgements on what constitute pseudoscience and ill founded speculation (as you yourself have the habit of prognostication), however, as I have learned and most others have not, you either have access to the relevant special access programs and primer or you do not.
I don’t know what is going on in Mars or Venus: That was not my “NTK.” I do know there is a possession of ET species samples and this has made my personal quest for truth about the larger issues of disclosure all the more vexing. I have met Brandenburg and had a conversation about these matters and other well informed physicists who have worked on weapons and they believe the Brandenburg hypothesis as highly plausible. Btw Brandenburg worked as in weapons physics and he would probably know a lot about xenon signatures but this all is OT and doesn’t have much to do with Tesla, at this point.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
The "Was Mars Murdered?" link I posted was from 2013 and referenced sources from 2012, and he explains all the science of why Brandenburg's hypothesis is wrong first. Then he goes into how Brandenburg got started down that path, because he was a "face on Mars" guy, who apparently didn't think it was pareidolia; it was hard to tell exactly what it was, in the early less detailed images.
originally posted by: play4keeps
a reply to: Arbitrageur
I have no idea what Brandenburg thinks about the Face.
That link shows a mix of older and newer images, so if you don't cite a specific image then I assume you're mistaken in saying "it still looks like a face to me", you're probably looking at older images. This is one of the newer images from your link:
Here is imagery from NASA and it still looks like a face to me. But I always though it was pareidolia.
Se we still have zero evidence of humanoid life on Mars or Venus in the present or past, where Venus is completely inhospitable to human life, though simpler organisms can't be ruled out and there are more plausible hypotheses for those, but on Venus they are proposed to be possible in the atmosphere; I haven't seen a credible hypothesis for more complex life forms on the surface of Venus (nor underground where I don't expect the conditions to be any better). At least on Mars we could speculate more plausibly about underground habitats for humanoids, but on Venus, I don't think so.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: Kreeate
So Venus is habitable now?
Inside the dome.
Even if you don't jump, how long do 60-65 km high balloons last? Usually not all that long on Earth and I would expect they might have limited life on Venus too. Humanoid life which can only survive on balloons is not likely to evolve on a planet where the surface is uninhabitable.
originally posted by: play4keeps
At 60–65 km high, and 85 to 70 deg F temperstures and comfortable living conditions for a human out in the open on a balloon, that's the area in the Venesian atmoshere that should be looked at. Just don't jump.