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Originally posted by sarentack
I think whats seen or known in the atmosphere is no basis in determining if life can exist on that planet. Now I dont think life exist on Mercury but who knows, but perhaps on all other planets? yeah, because truly you have to view the inner most atmosphere of a planet to really get an understanding of whats going on, not the outer most.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Be careful that you don't so ferociously eradicate percieved lies that you end up throwing out the baby with the bath water.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
I think science should begin to take a step back and quit saying "its impossible" and start asking "how is it possible". Otherwise, they are going to be proven wrong time and time again by people who find themselves capable of imaging so much more.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Would it not seem more pertinent to consider all possibilities in lieu of a singular tunnel vision for one theory?
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
I present evidence for real anti-gravity, and possible cover up. In this same thread we have a scientist that wants to preclude the concept based on the use of the word "electrogravity". The fact that NASA and the DoD are interested and funding the scientist is irrelevant, i suppose.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
I agree with you that it is the way it is supposed to work...but it isn't the reality unfortunately.
Originally posted by Twisted-Inside-Out
If there is an atmosphere on the moon, why don't the pictures blur into the distance?
Originally posted by Twisted-Inside-Out
If there is an atmosphere on the moon, why don't the pictures blur into the distance?
Originally posted by zorgon
Now then you tell me that the hills in the distance on Apollo shots SHOULD be just as sharp as the foreground yes? Well as this picture shows they are not... in fact there is more blur on this than my mountain on Earth
If what NASA say's is true about Venus is true there should be massive Cyclones similar to Jupiter with eye storm formations appearing. But this doesn't seem to be the case on Venus! That atmosphere doesn't seem to be any more energetic than here on Earth from the photo's I have seen! So maybe it's really is just NASA BS.