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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by bigbert81
The Moon affects lots of things from acting as a gravitational fulcrum and keeping the Earth spinning much slower, and on a tilt. Without these things, evolution would not have come about as it did (no seasons and all).
According to whom? And based on what other models? There are billions of worlds out there... we have already cataloged over 200 planets around other stars..
Explain to me...
A) Which scientists are in agreement and is it all, a majority or a handful
B) the earth is hundreds of billions of years old Our meager existence but a few thousand... how has "the Moon accelerate evolution? Accelerate as compared to what?
C) You say " the odds go down exponentially for life being basically at the same stage in evolution as us." Again based on what? There are worlds out there billions of years older than ours... plenty of time to catch up. As to Venus on what do you base the fact that you must have a moon to have life?
Since we have nothing with which to compare how life was created and since we are still not 100% sure how it did here, how can you say "there must be a moon?"
And whats to say a planet like Venus wasn't colonized? If we went to a place with no moon, would we die off or would we overcome the obstacles and make it thrive?
Originally posted by johnlear
As I mentioned before the distance of a planet from the sun has nothing to do with the heat on the surface of that planet.
The sun is an eletromagnetic sphere, not a nuclear reactor or generator. (Otherwise you would suffer radiation burns).
The sun produces radiant energy but no heat (as we know it) and the heat that it does produce is only the by product of the energy overcoming the resistance of our atmosphere.
A planetary atmosphere acts in the dual purpose of an energy converter and a filter to adjust the amount of heat so formed. The converter and the filter ratios are so adjusted that all the planets in our system can have surface temperatures similar to our own.
The iinformation you are fed that planetary surface termperatures are in proportion to the distance from the sun is erroneous. Althougn I have never been there I would imagine that Mercury has an atmosphere and temperature similar to Acapulco.
This little published fact about the sun is why all the planets in our solar system can and do have human civilzations similar to our own and this includes, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto and Mercury.
Originally posted by BioElectroMagnetic Entity
Anyway, i'm rambling now, just to say, i believe that venus, mars and the moon do have an atmosphere, and that NASA has been using these close minded excuses for decades now, and it's through blind obedience that we accept that 'they must be telling the truth, their the best in the world
NASA decides
to tell the public at large one day that conditions on others planets
are like XY and Z and we believe it?
Originally posted by TheoOne
I mean, there's billions of images of Venus and I can't even know which one is real.
Originally posted by TheoOne
I mean, there's billions of images of Venus and I can't even know which one is real.
Originally posted by Access Denied
This site will help you know where to look and where to find all those secret satellites that don’t exist (except one ) too...
Originally posted by zorgon
So now secret SATELLITES don't exist either?
Originally posted by Access Denied
Well if all you want to know is what color it really is just go outside at night and look at it… or you can just let JL and Z continue to confuse you and make you not trust NASA.
Originally posted by spacevisitor
The atmospheric pressure there is 107 times greater than on Earth.
Sea level atmospheric pressure is 334 times greater than Earth.
Atmosphere is 87% carbon dioxide
• Oxygen exist at 4.23 %
• Nitrogen and rare gases count for 55.47%
Planet is in the first stages of development and will be many years before it is habitable