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On Apr 13, 7:57 pm, The Ghost In The Machine
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Most of Venus is hydrogen, and there's likely way more than a spare
100 teratonnes worth of easily accessible h2o within them thar acidic
clouds. Sorry, as you obviously have to know basic physics and even
more basic math for appreciating that one.

Ah, of course. And the reason we haven't detected this hydrogen
earthside is ...?

Perhaps too much S8, or perhaps there's too much of science that's
suggesting Venus simply isn't nearly as old as Earth. (that alone is
more than worth WWIII in the Old Testament mindset)

You could have just admitted you don't understand the question, Brad.

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