Electric Venus

[jtb]

I recently learned that only Earth and Venus (Venus has retrograde rotation) have atmospheres. Mercury, Mars, Pluto, and the Moon have no atmospheres to speak of. The remaining gas giants are balls of spinning gas.
jtb

[larryduane100]

OK StefanR-I posted this on another thread that is one page long and isn't going anywhere.

Miles Mathis has a model that shows why Venus is slowing and why the winds are increasing.

http://milesmathis.com/venus2.pdf

Larry White

[pavlink]

jtb you can learn why the planets have atmosphere here:

the Unified Field explains the Atmosphere
including the non-layering of O and N
by Miles Mathis
http://milesmathis.com/atmo2.pdf

[jtb]

Thanks Pavlink, looks very interesting. It will save me a lot of study time.
jtb

[kevin]

The answers My friends, is NOT blowin in the wind, as the wind ain't blowin.
For there to be a wind, there needs to a static point of resistance that determines the said wind speed.

Everything in creation has polarity and equator, and it is the scalar consequences of millions of such in all directions around each point in space that creates local zones of attraction or repulsion in spin form.
Whatever is subjected to the incalcuable variations presented will either react in attraction or repulsion method.

This is an electrical universe that a magnetic spin consequence is hand in glove with , and the reasoning of everything in creation having polarity and equator is that everything is a heart centred local memory, and it is the memory that is reacting to variant inputs and outputs in all directions at once.
This planet and all such are within their own memory fields with variant compressions of memory, the lesser compressed thus displace faster relative to the variations in inputs and outputs locally.

[pavlink]

It is not just Venus.
The whole solar system, including the Sun, is changing.

That is one of the effects of the Sun's driving current change.

The question is, what is driving the solar current change?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14488&p=85619#p85619

The Ice Age is coming, and corrupted scientists continue to lie through their teeth:
Stronger winds explain puzzling growth of sea ice in Antarctica
http://www.sott.net/article/266683-The- ... Antarctica
Hannah Hickey
University of Washington
"Still unknown is why the southern winds have been getting stronger."

[viscount aero]

Some things have been brought to my attention that I hadn't before quite thought out very thoroughly until I saw this thread and article. Some of my thoughts may have nothing to do with the topic but they may lead to more ideas (and I will divide this post into another part later so it doesn't read too long here).

I had forgotten that a Venusian day is longer than its year. Not only that, Venus' rotation is opposite that of the other planets. Because it rotates so slowly, whatever caused the reversal of its rotation overcame it only enough to redirect its rotation. In other words, it may have originally spun on its axis in the same direction as the other planets, and rapidly, but some event caused the rotation to reverse.

The energy required to reverse the rotation of an entire planet must have been enormous. Therefore, even though Venus does indeed rotate on its axis it only does so very slowly today because its original rotational direction created incredible resistance to change. This is why the slow rotation may be evidence that Venus had an original rotation that was in line with the other planets. The force that reversed the planetary rotation did so--but just barely. So Venus has a day longer than its year.

If we can identify the culprit behind the reversal of Venus' rotation that would point to why Venus is the way it is today. If you subscribe to Velikovsky, Venus' rotation may have been reversed as it encountered the other planets en route to its current parking place.

And of course the atmosphere rotates and moves around the body of Venus because the planet itself is, for all purposes, a static body that barely moves. I don't see this necessarily as a great mystery. The thick and volatile air must do something. It isn't going to just sit there suspended over the surface doing nothing. Unlike the atmosphere of Titan which apparently doesn't do much of anything, Venus is a volatile world with a raging environment.

[viscount aero]

Because Venus is close to the Sun, both radiant heat and probably electrical bombardment enables the atmosphere to undergo extremes of temperature differentials which drive the hot and cold fronts in a perpetual storm. The entirety of the Venusian atmosphere, like Jupiter, is a perpetually volatile and unquiet entity of raging contrasts.

What we have on Venus is an extreme case of rising heat from the surface which encounters extremes of temperature declines in the upper atmospheric boundary layers. For example at the surface of the planet the temperature boils lead at 890ºF. Then if you rise "only" 35 miles, where the atmospheric pressure is @ 1 bar (Earth), the temperature drops to "only" 260ºF, a 630º difference! At 60 miles high, the temperature then plummets to -225ºF. These extreme temperature (and density) differences must be taken into account when pondering why Venus' atmosphere is so fast and volatile. I don't see again why the Venusian super-rotation is so mysterious when it has such an extreme atmosphere and the planet itself is virtually stationary on its axis.

That the winds are then increasing in speed appears to be a solar-driven phenomenon. That would be the first place to look. The only caveat there is that, to my knowledge, solar activity has been declining recently. So the wind speed increases are mysterious in this regard.

[viscount aero]

Interesting mainstream site on Venus, lots of nice images and factoids about the planet:

Getting to Know Your Solar System (3): Venus

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2011/08/2 ... em-3-Venus

[pavlink]

It is not just Venus.
The whole solar system, including the Sun, is changing.

That is one of the effects of the Sun's driving current change.

The question is, what is driving the solar current change?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14488&p=85619#p85619

The Ice Age is coming, and corrupted scientists continue to lie through their teeth:
Stronger winds explain puzzling growth of sea ice in Antarctica
http://www.sott.net/article/266683-The- ... Antarctica
Hannah Hickey
University of Washington
"Still unknown is why the southern winds have been getting stronger."

100mph winds to batter Britain! Indian summer ends as UK is set for ‘-3C Arctic plunge’
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/435563 ... tic-plunge

Winter to open with bitter cold, snow in U.S. northwest, Rockies -forecaster
http://www.newsdaily.com/environment/68 ... forecaster

[beangirl]

Thank you viscount aero. That's a great link.

[viscount aero]

Thank you viscount aero. That's a great link.

You're welcome.

[Genius Gone Insane]

Is it possible that the unexplained phenomenon of Venus' Ashen Light could be electrical activity?

[nick c]

Is it possible that the unexplained phenomenon of Venus' Ashen Light could be electrical activity?

Very much so:
http://www.holoscience.com/wp/the-shiny ... -of-venus/

Another manifestation of electrical effects in the ionosphere of Venus is the well-known ‘Ashen light’ which is often seen as a faint illumination of the dark part of the crescent disk. Firsoff wrote, “There can be no doubt that the true origin of the Ashen Light is electric. It is a night-sky glow, similar to that in our own sky but estimated to be 50-80 times stronger. It has a line emission spectrum sufficiently strong to be photographed….”

[pavlink]

It is not just Venus.
The whole solar system, including the Sun, is changing.

That is one of the effects of the Sun's driving current change.

The question is, what is driving the solar current change?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14488&p=85619#p85619

Britain battered by worst tidal surge in 60 years: Sea walls breached as 20ft waves smash string of east coast towns
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... towns.html