On Aug 16, 12:36*am, "
wrote:
On Aug 15, 7:24*pm, Brad Guth wrote:

How old do you think the planet Venus is?

* * * * * * Don't try playing the age game for the cosmos is in a
state of constant flux many stars planets and moons are now gone or
traces of their former selfs. Think how much energy and time it would
take for gas giants like the Stars to cool let alone their later
condensed matter to fully dissipate. There are galaxy star systems in
different time periods and some very distant still radiating but
matter non existant. We are in an active star system and Venus perhaps
came along with us as the profound nightbat " Black Comet " cooled and
was mutual trailing space bodies gravity dragged to it's present
configuration. Or perhaps captured as we went through space sister
galaxies and their exploded collapsed neutron stars. The retrograde of
some system bodies point to planets formed in other time periods but
now in ours. *The cosmic microwave background indicates the now gone
space bodies whose attempted equalization of radiation persists. The
field is in a disturbed state attempting perfect unification. It has
memory of time and position hence it's active present. All energy is
attempting pure ground state.

Now that you know the physical matter attempted return to pure energy
state how can it with the introduction of the Red Halo bacterium into
the field. The Red Halo can exist in the most extreme of cosmic
states. Even if the field did equalize in some quadrants the Red Halo
complicates the equation. Why? Originally if the energy composed
Universe is fixed in size and uniform with the Red Halo introduced
into it, the whole state is destabilized. *Mind experiment: A solid
closed tin can with +/- 99.99999999999 infinity sterile liquid
contents will expand and explode per micro bacteria contaminated
within. The nightbat discovered biological seed of life points to its
introduction into the perfect uniform energy field. Change the metal
make-up of the can for stronger uniform energy field and the time
parameters are extended with same outcome. Physical age is relative
the Red Halo can live in a state of dormancy for millions or billions
of years.

Brad this explains how life can evolve even though planets moons need
time to establish the right environment for more complex cellular
development. Titan has shown complex gas exchange not water based but
pointing to Red Halo activity.

* * * * * * *as you were,
* * * * * * *the nightbat

In other words, you really don't have any idea as to how old Venus
is. Why didn't you just say so?

I personally have few problems with other intelligent life existing/
coexisting on a few other planets and moons, so don't bother lecturing
me as though I'm one of the mainstream parrots that's paid to be in
denial. I know how panspermia works, as well as how directed
panspermia could put complex life on just about any planet or moon,
including the deployments of intelligent life.

As our sun ages it gets more unstable, and perhaps the same can be
said about Earth that still has such a thin crust. If you add the
horrifically massive moon to a given planet that's typically icy, how
long before most all that ice is gone?

~ BG