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Originally posted by Rilence
Those of us who have read Mr Lear's moon photo thread will no doubt notice he has a penchant for quoting "sources" decades old
Originally posted by Rilence
And I repeat, those who say Venus is not what science has said it is, have not produced anything remotely resembling creditable proof to substantiate their case...
Originally posted by zorgon
AND since its a wide angle shot... I find it an amazingly clear and bright sky, no thick vapourous clouds anywhere in those two corners. Must have been a calm day I suppose...
Originally posted by Rilence
Again, Zorgon....
What precisely do these images prove ?
Originally posted by jra
You can see that the ground closer to the horizon looks rather hazy. It's like this in all the images. It's an overcast sky. Also, you can also see that no object is casting a well defined, hard edged shadow. Everything is lit uniformly due to the overcast sky.
June 5, 2007: Picture this: A spaceship swoops in from the void, plunging toward a cloudy planet about the size of Earth. A laser beam lances out from the ship; it probes the planet's clouds, striving to reach the hidden surface below. Meanwhile, back on the craft's home world, scientists perch on the edge of their seats waiting to see what happens.
Sounds like science fiction? This is real, and it's happening today.
In passing, researchers hope to learn a few things about Earth's "evil twin," an Earth-sized world with sulfuric acid clouds, a choking carbon dioxide atmosphere, and a surface hot enough to melt lead.
It's colorized. From NASA:
Originally posted by zorgon
This time its a pretty blue color. Seems NASA can't make up its mind what color to paint it
This colorized picture of Venus was taken February 14, 1990, from a distance of almost 1.7 million miles, about 6 days after Galileo's closest approach to the planet. It has been colorized to a bluish hue to emphasize subtle contrasts in the cloud markings and to indicate that it was taken through a violet filter. Features in the sulfuric acid clouds near the top of the planet's atmosphere are most prominent in violet and ultraviolet light.
Originally posted by nataylor
It's colorized.
Originally posted by zorgon
This time its a pretty blue color. Seems NASA can't make up its mind what color to paint it!
Originally posted by nataylor
The quote from NASA answers your question. To increase contrast and to illustrate it was taken through a violet filter.
[edit on 6-6-2007 by nataylor]
They make a lot of sense to 99.9% of us on here
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by Rilence
They make a lot of sense to 99.9% of us on here
Thanks for your post Rilence. Of course we all would like to believe that others believe as we do. But 99.9%? Do you have any particular facts that would substantiate such a claim? Does that include those who are not posting their opinion and if so on what basis do you make that claim? Thanks again for your post.
Originally posted by Rilence
They make a lot of sense to 99.9% of us on here
Originally posted by Rilence
Of course, I'm exaggerating the % considerably, just as you and quite a few others on this and other threads have been guilty of...
Taking select photos and data and treating it as gospel...Perhaps I'm trying to prove a point in a roundabout way ?
Originally posted by Rilence
Zorgon, talk to John about the U2U's we have swapped the last few hrs....You might be pleasantly surprised
Tony
Radar images obtained from the Goldstone station in California enabling mapping with best possible resolution of 10 km x 10 km on the surface.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Rilence
They make a lot of sense to 99.9% of us on here
We must be really getting to them now, eh John? They have resorted to deliberate misinformation and making wild claims.
Its funny actually Rilence... I needed a good laugh this morning. It sure goes a long way to show your credibility and ability to do unbiased research!
Originally posted by Rilence
Of course, I'm exaggerating the % considerably, just as you and quite a few others on this and other threads have been guilty of...
Umm I think you are confused...You deliberately posted knowingly false data, not an exaggeration... we post evidence with links and add an explanation of what we believe it represents... not the same at all
Taking select photos and data and treating it as gospel...Perhaps I'm trying to prove a point in a roundabout way ?
And what is wrong with taking select photos? It would be stupid to take just any photo. I select photos that best show what I am talking about, for example the image of Mars I finally found and posted in the Moon thread... Even ArMaP declined his usual "I see nothing but rocks.." comment and it has so far been ignored by our skeptics...
I refer to this one...
MSSS Image full gif
[edit on 7-6-2007 by zorgon]
Originally posted by zorgon
Now perhaps you would be so kind and give me your scientific rational explanation for that diamond shaped object with the perfect circle in the center on the Mars image and the rectangle on the Venus image
Thanks
[edit on 7-6-2007 by zorgon]