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Wouldn't you just know it, that the first of those Venus EXPRESS 6
composite images as having been officially processed for delivering to us village idiots as sharing in the most eye-candy, and otherwise contributed for our investigative pleasure, whereas thus far such images are showing us a semi-thermal gradient ratio of .075 to 0.5, as representing a 6.67:1 ratio from the fully solar illuminated side to those significant portions of the nighttime atmospheric season as being considerably cooler. Actually, some of the coolest zones are not worth 0.05, thus we're talking nearly 10:1 as being the maximum differential, that which doesn't surprise myself one bit. It's the horrific thermal transitions from daytime to tighttime and of those terrific polar vortex patterns that are the most reveiling. In addition to whatever's of an unavoidably extra toasty atmospheric season of daytime, as false colour depicted and as otherwise fully expected, it seems the much cooler nighttime season is covering a considerably greater percentage of that atmospheric environment by something near 15%, with a great deal of thermal energy extraction that's obviously taking place at the poles. Since these images are a composite of UV through near-IR is perhaps why there's no specific thermal gradient involved, other than the afforded by the observed differential that's as great as 10:1, as roughly based upon the graphic scale included with each image. The actual thermal range of daytime/nighttime differentials will likely soon follow, unless FW Taylor or that of our own NSA/NASA desides otherwise. http://www.esa.int/esa-mmg/mmg.pl?b=...nus%20Express&... "The images (taken at 5 microns) were obtained at six different time slots and different distances from Venus (top left: 12 April, from 210 000 kilometres; top cent 13 April, from 280 000 kilometres; top right: 14 April, from 315 000 kilometres; bottom left:16 April, from 315 000 kilometres; bottom cent 17 April, from 270 000 kilometres; bottom right: 19 April, from 190 000 kilometres), while the spacecraft moved along a long ellipse around the planet. The separate images can be downloaded here [ COB_01_geo.TIF, COB_02_geo.TIF, COB_03_geo.TIF, COB_04_geo.TIF, COB_05_geo.TIF, COB_06_geo.TIF]." BTW; there is also an interesting little conflicting item of less than one degree in scope, that's seemingly operating as though above the daytime cloud layer of that planet, that's depicted as somehow being much cooler than the surrounding atmosphere, as well as being much too large for any artificial satellite that we could possibly have accomplished. It's existing as though operating just above the equator and near the 20 degree mark. Because it's within 6 out of 6 images, as such I'd rather doubt that it's of any imaging glitch. - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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I'm one of those persistent village idiots (AKA messenger from hell)
that's expecting to see new and improved science about Venus, as extensively being that of a geothermally impacted environment, with the secondary affects being that of the atmospheric conditions keeping the lid on much of that geothermal energy, plus unavoidably having to deal with the solar energy influx that's as great as 2650 watts/m2 as a contributing factor to the toasty situation. I'm also expecting to see the differential of the day/night energy balance as being in favor of having allowed more of that geothermal energy to escape than not, thereby allowing for the gradual planetology cooling process of such a newish planet that's of a newer study than previously thought possible. Long before Venus EXPRESS, other's including those within team KECK had speculated as to a significant energy imbalance, even having imaged the rather extensive layer of oxygen that covers a significant portion of the nighttime season, giving proper indications as to allowing for the cooling of Venus, which means that either Venus is in fact a relatively newish planet that our solar system had somewhar recently acquired, or that it's a recovering planet from having been seriously impacted by some of the heaviest of meteor/asteroid substances, with a remote third possibility of there being something thermal nuclear involved. It is highly probable that Venus is the best ever gold mine or otherwise motherload of minerals and rare elements that are being made so easily accessible and otherwise kept safely available as cloaked by the mostly clean and obviously toasty dry CO2 layers of such a very buoyant and protective atmosphere that's worth 4.8e20 kg for just the firt 16 km. As such nearly Earth sized planets go, the access to/from that nighttime surface is by far the least technically challenging (meaning that it's much easier than having to accomplish a similar task upon Earth), and you certainly don't have to pack along much if any spare energy for the task of sustaining such operations, of processing whatever and the exporting of various products or substances. Just by having such locally available resources of energy and that of an environment that's so well shielded against solar and cosmic radiation alone is simply offering the best possible news of what any such accessible and nearby planet can offer, although with a 0.905 gravity factor and having 65+kg/m3 of buoyancy to work with is certainly providing an extra thick amount of icing on the cake. Anytime you've got less gravity and a thicker atmosphere to work with, as such it's technically a win-win situation for getting whatever to/from that planet. Anytime you don't have to pack along large amounts of physical shielding is obviously going to be another positive mission consideration that's worth a whole lot more than most critics are willing to admit. Anytime the local environment can provide such clean megajoules, gigajoules and even if need be terajoules of spare and renewable energy (that's everywhere to behold none the less), is an absolute multiple win-win on behalf of just about everything imaginable. If there's any ongoing question(s) as to what's a seriously big mystery, is that it's certainly not being well enough understood nor obviously having been appreciated as to why or how visiting ETs or locals couldn't have made a go of it, as you'd have to be an absolute heathen of a dumbfounded moron to not have taken advantage of whatever's so easily available. This isn't to say that for our doing Venus is not a technically demanding quest, especially if to be insisting upon our someday going there in person is obviously adding loads of complex insults to whatever injury of whatever robotics would require. However, with local energy already being there to behold, as such there's almost nothing that can not be surmounted on behalf of accommodating our frail bodies, that obviously can not take the heat (especially by the season of daytime or anywhere within active volcanic mud/lava flows should remain as taboo), but otherwise we can get ourselves adapted to that pressure. With an implanted sinus shunt for improved intra cranial pressure (ICP) equalizing, it's entirely possible as to adapt ourselves to the changes in elevation pressure that's worth as much as 4+ bar/km. Converting CO2--CO/O2 is just a matter of applying the local energy for accomplishing that task (at that great amount of pressure our biological need for O2 might drop to 1% if the remainder can be composed of H2). Accessing and thus extracting pure h2o from those relatively cool acidic nighttime clouds is simply another matter of applied physics and utilizing well proven science, although surface mud flows should also provide a viable resource of h2o, although perhaps bringing along a few spare tonnes of ice cold beer as our h2o might not be such a bad idea for the first effort. Of course, as already taking place (including the ongoing efforts to terminate my PC), you'll unavoidably take notice as to the usual topic/author stalking, bashings and if possible the efforts of banishment upon any honest topic that's related to the truths about planets and moons (especially that include Earth and of our moon), as being their Usenet status quo norm or mainstream intent to foil or bust criteria that's typically focused upon being as anti-ET and as anti-truth as these folks can manage. The trick is to pay as little or no attention to their obvious levels of incest mindset that only goes to prove, of what others and I have had to offer is worth their attention. In spite of all the ongoing flak; Would the rest of you folks like to discuss the positive and thus constructive possibilities, rather than join their gauntlet of flak tossing that's doing all that it can in order to suppress or if possible to terminate whatever rocks thy boat? - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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It looks as though Venus EXPRESS and of the ESA team of expertise that's
encharge is coming through with absolutely terrific thermal imaging results, which of course means absolutely nothing to the mainstream status quo of what our NASA has at it's disinformation disposal, of their all-knowing wizards and rusemasters that obviously don't want others looking and/or much less interpreting upon much of anything that hasn't been moderated to death by whatever our NASA thinks is best. Perhaps that's only because of their physically obstructive view of just about everything: by Ed Conrad; EXCLUSIVE PHOTO -- FIRST MAN IN THE MOON http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/SimplyMagic/TightFit.jpg Such as the folloing NASA e-MIB of an incest cloned borg, of an obvious e-spook of a cloak and dagger Usenet agent that's encharge of hype, spin and wag-thy-dog worth of damage-control, and as often as possible for excluding evidence and otherwise replacing facts with whatever's their one and only NASA koran certified version of infomercial-science. Art Deco; Brad still doesn't have a clue what color temperature is, I see. In spite of such official efforts by those working on behalf of our NSA/NASA, at this initial investigative point we simply don't actually need to understand the exact thermal gradient as to the starting temperature, whereas whatever's at this moment hot is simply hot, or rather it's of whatever the image calibration or gradient was established in order to best accomplish the given image, and thereby that ratio of being as much as 10:1 cooler by season of nighttime is obviously representing of a much cooler nighttime atmospheric environment for the given penetration of clouds as thus far being accomplished. Obviously eventually the Venus EXPRESS team is going to extensively nail down within a few +/- K of whatever that Venusian atmosphere and perhaps even a touch better science as to what the geothermal nighttime surface has to offer at various surface elevations. Unlike the typical motives and ulterior agenda of this mostly naysay and/or anti-think-tank Usenet, of what NASA's e-spooks and e-moles intend to accomplish in spite of the facts, I'll most likely accept whatever the ESA Venus Express team has to offer. At least their best efforts are not nearly as SWAG or otherwise skewed from the nearest space-toilet, as rather based upon all of their new and improved thermal imaging science, as currently being obtained that will also not have to become of some Jewish perverted and/or other collective religious mindset that so often goes by the collective Usenet name "Art Deco". At least ESA's science is that of having thus far honestly contributed their science, even if it's having been nearly 3 months delayed is still a whole lot better off than anything we've had otherwise to work with. We know from previous science as of October 1991 to expect an upper cloud deck and haze layer of 70~80 km as having a temperature of perhaps 200~230 K by day, and perhaps merely 225~245 K at the bottom layer of them cool clouds. Of course such thick and acidic clouds do manage to vary in their altitude from day to night, and we've been informed as of previous obtained science that at roughly 60~70 km is where a good portion of these clouds are really on the retrograde move. Too bad that as per the 'Art Deco' intellectual incest of disinformation and via their infomercial-science usual, and from within their mutated naysayism mindset can't seem to constructively contribute all that much of anything, except loads more of their usual status quo flak. Obviously from the visual illumination spectrum of differentials between the daytime of what's receiving 2650 w/m2 as opposed to the much cooler (sub-frozen) upper atmosphere of that Venus nighttime season, as having to make do with the nearly zilch worth of other than starshine/earthshine, offering perhaps as great as -16 db of their visual CCD DR representing 65,535:1 is not of what counts, whereas the initial IR thermal ratio of roughly 10:1 is by far of the most importance. Within additional orbits and of applied spectrum filters should eventually refine that thermal imaging down to obtaining something within a +/- 5 K resolution per pixel, and hopefully of that eventual PFS effort should obtain much greater depth in the far-IR spectrum that should eventually start to depict as to a bit of what that geothermally active surface has to offer. http://www.esa.int/esa-mmg/mmg.pl?b=...le=y &start=5 - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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The fact that Venus is very much geologically or rather planetology
newish and geothermally alive and kicking, and for the most part w/o solar/cosmic Sv to worry about, is yet another positive consideration on behalf of something intelligent that may only seem too good to be true, but I honestly believe it is. The moon is hot and Venmus is not, is simply no lie, much less of any ruse. http://mygate.mailgate.org/mynews/re...=smart&p=1/440 http://groups.google.com/group/rec.o...b379d00c7bb5a7 This next part is only a wee bit off-topic, but otherwise fully related to the task of our accomplishing Venus instead of that nasty moon of ours or that of other planets. As for taking the somewhat conservative review at those moon radiation numbers, as to be excluding upon all of whatever's derived via locally radioactive elements as having been touted as offering better than twice that of our terrestrial geophysical background dosage, and of excluding whatever else our sun has to contribute, whereas just accounting for the cosmic rays of one count/cm2/sec = 10,000 hits/m2/sec is what at first seems almost wussy. However, even though this incoming rate of 36e6 hits per m2/hr may still not sound like all that much to fret over (especially pointless if you can't accomplish basic math), that is until you reconsider that each and every unfortunate moonsuit soul on that naked moon of our's is going to be unavoidably surrounded by at least 3.14e6 m2 of a reactive/anticathode lunar terrain, as well as for having next to nothing of any atmospheric density between yourself and each of those unavoidably reactive/anticathode square meters, much less intended as for spending mere seconds on that physically dark and nasty surface, whereas more than likely we're talking hours if not expecting to somehow survive days on end without ever involving their banked bone marrow as plan-B (I can honestly say; good luck with that). Having to survive sufficiently unscaved from within such a demanding moonsuit/EVA of such thermal and physical impact worthy extremes, and of the otherwise downright lethal environment, of such a multiple Sv-hot zone that's continually keeping yourself within the local zone of that full and lethal gauntlet of those 113e12 hits(36e6 * 3.14e6) of cosmic rays per hour is of no simple solution, much less has our NASA or anyone other offered a viable plan of action that'll prevent your DNA from getting summarily nailed but good. Add in those raw solar illuminated and of the invisible spectrum forms of solar energy and thereby unavoidable Sv influx, that at times goes entirely off their satellite Sv instrument monitoring scale (as having recently fully saturated their radiation detection methods), plus tossing in a little of whatever's locally of radioactive elements and lo and behold, within at best hours if not minutes you're soon going to become a dead astronaut walking, as having been a sitting duck in a worse than microwave oven that even that cash of banked bone marrow may not constitute sufficient insurance. So, just going by the continual influx of cosmic rays alone is where you'd be subjected to a TBI(total body irradiation) dosage environment of whatever those available 113e12 hits/hr can manage to contribute, plus enjoying those various and unavoidable secondary/recoil rays of the mostly lethal kind as an ongoing threat coming from each and every second of essentially a naked moonsuit exposure. Of course you'd also be getting a little direct one on one personal cosmic impact dosage, at the very least 1e4 cosmic rays as arriving from nearly all directions per each and every second, or 36e6 personal hits throughout your body per hr, plus your having to deal with whatever's locally radioactive as obtained from all of those nearby 3.14e6 m2 off what's typically half again more anticathode dense than aluminum, and once that sun comes up is when you'd certainly be entitled to the direct and secondary/recoil of solar induced dosage from whatever our raw solar influx has to offer in the way of incoming soft-gamma as well as for the direct influx plus secondary/recoil birth of hard-X-rays, plus there's whatever else that's physically nasty as carried along within those solar winds, that which at times can reach 2400 km/s, subsequently having to somehow fend yourself off or otherwise survive what's essentially identical to those lethal parts of our Van Allen belts. BTW; those incoming or passing nearby physical items that may have your name on any number of them, are perhaps as concerning as for the ongoing Sv trauma to your DNA. Whereas upon Venus there's hardly any chance in hell of being nailed by a given meteorite unless it's of a much greater than iron density (such as platinum or perhaps U238 might get through with sufficiently lethal terminal velocity), and even then you'd likely have a sufficient opportunity as to merely stepping out of the way prior to the somewhat wussy impact. If for example 1.13 Sv/hr were not considered as being sufficiently Sv-hot, if not at times worthy of such being multi-Sv hot and nasty per hour, especially testy if you're planning upon spending more than an hour on that deck or seemingly it's even worse off if cruising in nearby orbit, then I obviously don't know what is. Whereas at times the direct solar dosage and of solar wind contributed energy alone can be within the realm of several thousand rads or tens of Sv per hour, much of which is going to unavoidably react with whatever's physical of that local moon environment as gamma and of otherwise becoming those energies of hard-X-rays as having no significant atmospheric attenuation factor between yourself and each of them surrounding m2s. Unfortunately, the mostly aluminum spacecraft is rather semi-transparent to hard-X-rays, and almost entirely transparent to gamma, with only the secondary/recoil of whatever that aluminum density of roughly 2.66 g/cm3 has to offer, therefore becoming an anticathode of what's surrounding and thus unavoidably available for nailing your DNA via secondary/recoil dosage, which can actually be worse off than merely being situated within a naked moonsuit that hasn't nearly the available density for the solar and cosmic ray energy to react so badly with. Fortunately for us humans sequestered upon our global warming Earth, in that such cosmic rays of typically 1e6 to 1e18 eV are getting somewhat magnetosphere diverted and/or having subsequently converted into relatively lower energy secondary rays by the time they've reached the altitude of roughly 20 km, whereas most of this conversion transpires due to our planet having such an atmospheric density that's more than sufficient for protecting our frail DNA from this otherwise lethal trauma. Because the thin upper atmospheric population is of such low mass particles or rather of the atom by atom sparse density is also the primary reason why those less lethal anticathode forms of soft-gamma or hard-X-rays are formed, whereas instead of being like the lethal gauntlet of what's above the 20 km mark, instead we get to deal with mostly the remainders of what becomes mostly soft-X-rays that are considerably less lethal, whereas by some accounts most of those cosmic remainders reaching the surface of Earth are down to typically less than 0.0057 mrem/hr, and that's certainly proof-positive as to how well shielded we are by the density and mass of our atmosphere. The supposed average of our terrestrial combined local and cosmic background dosage is roughly 240+ mrem/yr or make that 2.41 mSv/yr, which equals 0.66 mrem/day, which in turn equals merely 0.0274 mrem/hr. Unfortunately, human DNA hasn't hardly if at all having evolved in order to match up with the increasing levels of solar, cosmic and that of our own local radiation pillaged and plundered environment that's so otherwise physically polluted that it's about to go postal on us, which is rather unfortunate since the existing radioactive elements that obviously were here first, as having been essentially once and forever decaying into the final likes of lead before our dumbfounded eyes (especially unfortunate of the usually discarded or otherwise released element of Ra-226), to the point of making it look as though that realm of geological elements isn't quite as old as we'd thought, that is unless such radioactive elements were never deposited but rather somehow getting created within proto-Earth and having ever since migrated towards the surface while on the fly (seem doable though some how, I don't think so). Solar maximum is actually somewhat of a beneficial factor, that is as long as Earth maintains a viable magnetosphere that's working on our behalf, in that such extra solar energy that's usually but not always less lethal than cosmic influx is what also diverts or moderates a small portion of those incoming cosmic rays, by as much as 5% from what solar minimum otherwise allows in our front, side and back doors. Our magnetosphere which includes our two primary Van Allen belts is typically worth nearly an expanse of 11r (roughly 70,000 km) of what's at least worthy of representing a shield density of one mg/km on behalf of each m2, or in other words simulating 70,000 mg/m2 or 70 kg/m2 worth of an outer shield that's obviously taking advantage of a sparsely populated density though effective enough at moderating a degree of the moon's hard-gamma, and otherwise extensively attenuating the moon's hard-X-rays by way of essentially converting such incoming energy into less lethal secondaries or recoil forms that our 10t/m2 of atmospheric shield effectively terminates via converting all but a minor TBI influx and local dosage of what's most often keeping our personal environment at less than 0.66 millirad/day. Fortunately, of what's still keeping our polluted atmosphere as a healthy radiation shield has been that of our failing magnetosphere, that's unfortunately diminishing in force by roughly 0.05%/year, and of the increasing heavy elements that are artificially going into our humanly polluted atmosphere is only increasing upon the anticathode affect and effectiveness that's unfortunately going to get some of us prematurely killed off, unless we can intelligently improve upon making our wussy DNA into a somewhat rad-hard DNA. Initially (way back in them good old planetology days of proto-Earth) our magnetosphere was considerably stronger, as per having once upon a time having sustained a 50+ bar atmosphere of a fairly toasty (Venus like and perhaps even pre-moon) Earth. Due to the ongoing decay of our magnetosphere, nowadays the SAA is reaching below 200 km and becoming that of a much larger area or lethal zone (just don't live anywhere near the SAA or much less at any significant altitude, and your frail DNA should manage to survive unscaved). http://www.srl.caltech.edu/personnel...cos_encyc.html "Cosmic Rays in the Galaxy: Because cosmic rays are electrically charged they are deflected by magnetic fields, and their directions have been randomized, making it impossible to tell where they originated." In that case I believe that we obviously need to deploy a new and improved gamma detection and of multiple other science and interplanetary laser communications platforms, as much as possible external to our protective magnetosphere, such as station-keeping such within LL-1. Don't you think? "The Sun is also a sporadic source of cosmic ray nuclei and electrons that are accelerated by shock waves traveling through the corona, and by magnetic energy released in solar flares. During such occurrences the intensity of energetic particles in space can increase by a factor of 1e2 to 1e6 for hours to days. Such solar particle events are much more frequent during the active phase of the solar cycle. The maximum energy reached in solar particle events is typically 10 to 100 MeV, occasionally reaching 1 GeV (roughly once a year) to 10 GeV (roughly once a decade)." That million fold increase in locally produced cosmic like rays is most certainly a real mission killer, that which your DNA is likely going to require 50t/m2 or better shielding between yourself and of whatever our own sun, plus that of shielding against our anticathode moon that's capable of tossing out such lethal gamma and X-ray flak of it's own. I believe that even the solar flare hundred fold increase isn't currently all that survivable outside of the magnetosphere by much other than rad-hard robotics, and thus is why ISS keeps itself and crew within below the 400 km mark, and otherwise if at all possible manages to avoid the SAA zone that's getting larger by the year and currently dips below 200 km. BTW No.2; that physically dark and nasty moon of ours, of once upon a time being of perhaps 4000 km in icy diameter, whereas I believe this nearby orb had been once upon a time our thick ice covered proto-moon that may have upon arrival taken a nearly lethal glancing blow off Earth, and whereas it currently offers a significant voltage differential that my swag tends to believe can obtain a few gigavolts if not achieving teravoltage, along with packing more than a few joules of amperage backing that up, thus in addition to whatever's gravity, of such an electrostatic charge is even better at attracting and holding onto whatever's cosmic or solar contributed (similar to a Van Allen belt on steroids as having gone solid). Once again; isn't it too bad we still haven't established interactive moon surface science probes, nor anything on behalf of that energy efficient LL-1 science platform, much less having accomplished anything on behalf of the LSE-CM/ISS (apparently all of that's being reserved for the expertise and future wealth of China). Venus is simply a whole lot safer than Earth when it come down to Sv. The toasty geothermal environment of Venus is all together less Sv hot and thereby DNA safe and sane, that is unless there's piles upon piles of Venusian yellowcake to deal with, whereas even without having any significant magnetosphere there's obviously more than a sufficiently protective atmospheric shield, as to making that toasty surface environment a whole lot more DNA end-user friendly than whatever we earthlings have to deal with, plus the matter that Venus doesn't have one of those nearby gamma and hard-X-ray producing moons to contend with is simply all that much better. Just because the Venusian surface environment seems as though a tad bit on the humanly warm side, at least most everything that's of the IR spectrum (we're talking of mostly geothermal IR) is technically manageable, and otherwise entirely within the status quo of our existing wealth of applied technology, and there's at least a few other extremely positive attributes about Venus that are for the good of that planet having sustained intelligent other life, possibly even the sort of coexisting life we already know of (though I'm thinking in ways that count, in that their form of intelligence more advanced and far better civilized than most of us earthly humans that seem to function at our best upon using our social/religious arrogance, greed and bigotry, all of which demanding the utmost skills of applied LLPOF and of evidence exclusion when and wherever necessary, and apparently if at all possible being Jewish and willing to collaborate with whomever's the current warlord couldn't hurt, along with having those ongoing spendy missions to the likes of Mercury, Mars and Pluto as media infomercial-science hype and/or being as dog-wagging good as it gets). If you happen know of something/anything that our NASA doesn't, please share and share alike, especially if any of it should relate to our moon, Venus or even the Sirius star/solar system that we seem to have been within some extended (105,000 year) orbit thereof. - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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This somewhat polished contribution has only been ever so slightly
improved upon (dyslexic words and my usual weird math that I can't seem to keep track of), as fully related to keeping a safe distance and/or being well shielded from our anticathode moon, along with some secondary topic focus upon the task of our accomplishing Venus instead of that nasty moon of ours, or much less that of planets other than Venus. The fact that Venus is very much geologically or rather planetology newish and geothermally alive and kicking, and for the most part w/o solar/cosmic Sv to worry about, is yet another positive consideration on behalf of something intelligent existing/coexisting that may only seem too good to be true, but I honestly believe it is. The moon is hot and Venus simply is not, is of no lie, much less of any ruse. 36e6 cosmic hits/m2/hr isn't exactly playing it safe and sane. http://mygate.mailgate.org/mynews/re...=smart&p=1/440 http://groups.google.com/group/rec.o...b379d00c7bb5a7 As for my taking the somewhat conservative review at those moon radiation numbers, as to be excluding upon all of whatever's derived via locally radioactive elements as having been touted as offering better than twice that of our terrestrial geophysical background dosage, and of excluding whatever else our sun has to contribute, whereas just accounting for the cosmic rays of one count/cm2/sec = 10,000 hits/m2/sec is what at first seems almost wussy. However, even though this incoming rate of 36e6 hits per m2/hr may still not sound like all that much to fret over (especially pointless if you can't accomplish basic math), that is until you reconsider that each and every unfortunate moonsuit soul on that naked moon of our's is going to be unavoidably surrounded by at least 3.14e6 m2 of a reactive/anticathode lunar terrain, as well as for having next to nothing of any atmospheric density between yourself and each of those unavoidably reactive/anticathode square meters, much less intended as for spending mere seconds on that physically dark and nasty surface, whereas more than likely we're talking hours if not expecting to somehow survive days on end without ever involving their banked bone marrow as plan-B (I can honestly say; good luck with that). Having to survive sufficiently unscaved from within such a demanding moonsuit/EVA of such thermal and physical impact worthy extremes, and of the otherwise downright lethal environment, of such a multiple Sv-hot zone that's continually keeping yourself within the local environment of that full and lethal gauntlet of those 113e12 hits(36e6 * 3.14e6) of cosmic rays per hour is of no simple solution, much less has our NASA or anyone other offered a viable plan of action that'll prevent your DNA from getting summarily nailed but good. Add in those raw solar illuminated and of the invisible spectrum forms of solar energy and thereby unavoidable Sv influx, that at times goes entirely off their satellite Sv instrument monitoring scale (as having recently fully saturated their radiation detection methods), plus tossing in a little of whatever's locally of radioactive elements and lo and behold, within at best hours if not minutes you're soon going to become a dead astronaut walking, as having been a sitting duck in a worse than microwave oven that even that cash of banked bone marrow may not constitute sufficient insurance. So, just going by the continual influx of cosmic rays alone is where you'd be subjected to a TBI(total body irradiation) dosage environment of whatever those available 113e12 hits/hr can manage to contribute, plus enjoying those various and unavoidable secondary/recoil rays of the mostly lethal kind as an ongoing threat coming from each and every second of essentially a naked moonsuit exposure. Of course you'd also be getting a little direct one on one personal cosmic impact dosage, at the very least 1e4 cosmic rays as arriving from nearly all directions per each and every second, or 36e6 personal hits throughout your body per hr, plus your having to deal with whatever's locally radioactive as obtained from all of those nearby 3.14e6 m2 off what's typically half again more anticathode dense than aluminum, and once that sun comes up is when you'd certainly be entitled to the direct and secondary/recoil of solar induced dosage from whatever our raw solar influx has to offer in the way of incoming soft-gamma as well as for the direct influx plus secondary/recoil birth of hard-X-rays, plus there's whatever else that's physically nasty as carried along within those solar winds, that which at times can reach 2400 km/s, subsequently having to somehow fend yourself off or otherwise survive what's essentially identical to those lethal parts of our Van Allen belts. BTW; those incoming or of whatever's passing nearby of various physical items that may have your name on any number of them, are perhaps every bit as concerning as for the ongoing Sv trauma to your DNA. Whereas upon Venus there's hardly any chance in hell of being nailed by a given meteorite unless it's of a much greater than iron density (such as platinum or perhaps U238 might get through that atmospheric soup with sufficiently lethal terminal velocity), and even then you'd likely have an opportunity as to merely stepping out of the way prior to the somewhat moderated impact. If for example 1.13 Sv/hr were not considered as being sufficiently Sv-hot, if not at times worthy of such being multi-Sv hot and nasty per hour, especially testy if you're planning upon spending more than an hour on that deck or seemingly it's even worse off if cruising in nearby orbit, then I obviously don't know what is. Whereas at times the direct solar dosage and of solar wind contributed energy alone can be within the realm of several thousand rads or tens of Sv per hour, much of which is going to unavoidably react with whatever's physical of that local moon environment as gamma and of otherwise becoming those energies of hard-X-rays as having no significant atmospheric attenuation factor between yourself and each of them surrounding m2s. Unfortunately, the mostly aluminum spacecraft is rather semi-transparent to hard-X-rays, and almost entirely transparent to gamma, with only the secondary/recoil of whatever that aluminum density of roughly 2.66 g/cm3 has to offer, therefore becoming an anticathode of what's surrounding and thus unavoidably available for nailing your DNA via secondary/recoil dosage, which can actually be worse off than merely being situated within a naked moonsuit that hasn't nearly the available density for the solar and cosmic ray energy to react so badly with. Fortunately for us humans sequestered upon our global warming Earth, in that such cosmic rays of typically 1e6 to 1e18 eV are getting somewhat magnetosphere diverted and/or having subsequently converted into relatively lower energy secondary rays by the time they've reached the altitude of roughly 20 km, whereas most of this conversion transpires due to our planet having such an atmospheric density that's more than sufficient for protecting our frail DNA from this otherwise lethal trauma. Because the thin upper atmospheric population is of such low mass particles or rather of the atom by atom sparse density is also the primary reason why those less lethal anticathode forms of soft-gamma or hard-X-rays are formed, whereas instead of being like the lethal gauntlet of what's above the 20 km mark, instead we get to deal with mostly the remainders of what becomes mostly soft-X-rays that are considerably less lethal, whereas by some accounts most of those cosmic remainders reaching the surface of Earth are down to typically less than 0.0057 mrem/hr, and that's certainly proof-positive as to how well shielded we are by the density and mass of our atmosphere. The supposed average of our terrestrial combined local and cosmic background dosage is roughly 240+ mrem/yr or make that 2.41 mSv/yr, which equals 0.66 mrem/day, which in turn equals merely 0.0274 mrem/hr. Unfortunately, human DNA hasn't hardly if at all having evolved in order to match up with the increasing levels of solar, cosmic and that of our own local radiation pillaged and plundered environment that's so otherwise physically polluted that it's about to go postal on us, which is rather unfortunate since the existing radioactive elements that obviously were here first, as having been essentially once and forever decaying into the final likes of lead before our dumbfounded eyes (especially unfortunate of the usually discarded or otherwise released element of Ra-226), to the point of making it look as though that realm of geological elements isn't quite as old as we'd thought, that is unless such radioactive elements were never deposited but rather somehow getting created within proto-Earth and having ever since migrated towards the surface while on the fly (seem doable though some how, I don't think so). Solar maximum is actually somewhat of a beneficial factor, that is as long as Earth maintains a viable magnetosphere that's working on our behalf, in that such extra solar energy that's usually but not always less lethal than cosmic influx is what also diverts or moderates a small portion of those incoming cosmic rays, by as much as 5% from what solar minimum otherwise allows in our front, side and back doors. Our magnetosphere which includes our two primary Van Allen belts is typically worth nearly an expanse of 11r (roughly 70,000 km) of what's at least worthy of representing a shield density of one mg/km on behalf of each m2, or in other words simulating 70,000 mg/m2 or 70 g/m2 worth of an outer shield that's obviously taking advantage of a sparsely populated density though effective enough at moderating a degree of the moon's hard-gamma, and otherwise extensively attenuating the moon's hard-X-rays by way of essentially converting such incoming energy into less lethal secondaries or recoil forms that our 10t/m2 of atmospheric shield effectively terminates via converting all but a minor TBI influx and local dosage of what's most often keeping our personal environment at less than 0.66 millirad/day. Fortunately, of what's still keeping our polluted atmosphere as a healthy radiation shield has been that of our failing magnetosphere, that's unfortunately diminishing in force by roughly 0.05%/year, and of the increasing heavy elements that are artificially going into our humanly polluted atmosphere is only increasing upon the anticathode affect and effectiveness that's unfortunately going to get some of us prematurely killed off, unless we can intelligently improve upon making our wussy DNA into a somewhat rad-hard DNA. Initially (way back in them good old planetology days of proto-Earth) our magnetosphere was considerably stronger, as per having once upon a time having sustained a 50+ bar atmosphere of a fairly toasty (Venus like and perhaps even pre-moon) Earth. Due to the ongoing decay of our magnetosphere, nowadays the SAA is reaching below 200 km and becoming that of a much larger area or lethal zone (just don't live anywhere near the SAA or much less at any significant altitude, and your frail DNA should manage to survive unscaved). http://www.srl.caltech.edu/personnel...cos_encyc.html "Cosmic Rays in the Galaxy: Because cosmic rays are electrically charged they are deflected by magnetic fields, and their directions have been randomized, making it impossible to tell where they originated." In that case I do believe that we obviously need to deploy a new and improved gamma detection and of multiple other science and interplanetary laser communications platforms, as much as possible external to our protective magnetosphere, such as station-keeping such within LL-1. Don't you think? "The Sun is also a sporadic source of cosmic ray nuclei and electrons that are accelerated by shock waves traveling through the corona, and by magnetic energy released in solar flares. During such occurrences the intensity of energetic particles in space can increase by a factor of 1e2 to 1e6 for hours to days. Such solar particle events are much more frequent during the active phase of the solar cycle. The maximum energy reached in solar particle events is typically 10 to 100 MeV, occasionally reaching 1 GeV (roughly once a year) to 10 GeV (roughly once a decade)." That million fold increase in locally produced cosmic like rays is most certainly a real mission killer, that which your DNA is likely going to require 50t/m2 or better shielding between yourself and of whatever our own sun, plus that of shielding against our anticathode moon that's capable of tossing out such lethal gamma and X-ray flak of it's own. I believe that even the solar flare hundred fold increase isn't currently all that survivable outside of the magnetosphere by much other than rad-hard robotics, and thus is why ISS keeps itself and crew within below the 400 km mark, and otherwise if at all possible manages to avoid the SAA zone that's getting larger by the year and currently dips below 200 km. BTW No.2; that physically dark and nasty moon of ours, of once upon a time being of perhaps 4000 km in icy diameter, whereas I believe this nearby orb had been once upon a time our thick ice covered proto-moon that may have upon arrival taken a nearly lethal glancing blow off Earth, and whereas it currently offers a significant voltage differential that my swag tends to believe can obtain a few gigavolts if not achieving teravoltage, along with packing more than a few joules of amperage backing that up, thus in addition to whatever's gravity, of such an electrostatic charge is even better at attracting and holding onto whatever's cosmic or solar contributed (similar to a Van Allen belt on steroids as having gone solid). Once again; isn't it too bad we still haven't established interactive moon surface science probes, nor anything on behalf of that energy efficient LL-1 science platform, much less having accomplished anything on behalf of the LSE-CM/ISS (apparently all of that's being reserved for the expertise and future wealth of China). Venus is simply a whole lot safer than Earth when it come down to Sv. The toasty geothermal surface environment of Venus is all together less Sv hot than Earth, and thereby DNA safe and sane, that is unless there's piles upon piles of Venusian yellowcake to deal with, whereas even without having any significant magnetosphere there's obviously more than a sufficiently protective atmospheric shield, as to making that toasty surface environment a whole lot more DNA end-user friendly than whatever we earthlings have to deal with, plus the matter that Venus doesn't have one of those nearby gamma and hard-X-ray producing moons to contend with is simply all that much better. Just because the Venusian surface environment seems as though a tad bit on the humanly warm side, at least most everything that's of the IR spectrum (we're talking of mostly geothermal IR) is technically manageable, and otherwise entirely within the status quo of our existing wealth of applied technology, and there's at least a few other extremely positive attributes about Venus that are also for the good of that planet having sustained intelligent other life, possibly even the sort of coexisting life we already know of (though I'm thinking in ways that count, in that their form of intelligence more advanced and far better civilized than most of us earthly humans that seem to function at our best upon using our social/religious arrogance, greed and bigotry, all of which demanding the utmost skills of applied LLPOF and of evidence exclusion when and wherever necessary, and apparently if at all possible being Jewish and willing to collaborate with whomever's the current warlord couldn't hurt, along with having those ongoing spendy missions to the likes of Mercury, Mars and Pluto as media infomercial-science hype and/or being as dog-wagging good as it gets). If any of you folks should happen know of something/anything that our NASA doesn't, please share and share alike, especially if any of it should relate to our moon, Venus or even the Sirius star/solar system that we seem to have been within some extended (105,000 year) orbit thereof. - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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"Brad Guth" wrote
[...] Guth: What is your ****ing point? Because I cannot be bothered reading all of your spew. Here's the deal: State your point in TWENTY words or less. If you cannot, that speaks for itself: That you have no point to make. Twenty words. Your post will contain NO MORE than twenty words in total. If you cannot achieve that, then shut up until you can. Martin Oh, and why TF were you posting to rec.org.mensa? Followups trimmed. |
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Twenty words. Your post will contain NO MORE than twenty words in total. If you cannot achieve that, then shut up until you can. There's other intelligent life existing/coexisting on Venus. Got anything constructive to share? That's merely 20 words/numbers, including this. Oh, and why TF were you posting to rec.org.mensa? Followups trimmed. Sorry, that's over my 20 word limit. - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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Obviously the surface of Venus is still by all rights thermally toasty
hot and not otherwise all that rad/Sv hot unless that Venusian geothermally active environment so happens to hold more than it's fair share of yellowcake. Unfortunately, it looks as though ESA's Venus EXPRESS team is still on extended lunch break (taking high tea) by way of their holding out on us, whereas even their PFS instrument that apparently isn't going to be restarted until the end of September is what seems rather unfortunate if not absolutely pathetic. Their lack of offering so much as an honest swag, as to suggesting upon a rough thermal gradient by way of extracting and/or extrapolating such information from whatever's currently available, is a perfectly good example of their intent to hold off upon sharing as much information impact of whatever their new and improved science should otherwise have to offer. If their PFS instrument eventually accomplishes it's thing (of which it should), then perhaps the extended wait as for obtaining such results is going to become well worth having done it their way. The following images are still impressive, and I believe well worth our time as to review as much as possible upon each and every pixel, with such images indicating a thermal differential of better than 7:1 (perhaps nearly 10:1) means that the nighttime season of that Venusian environment isn't nearly as hot and nasty as we'd been informed by our NASA. http://esamultimedia.esa.int/images/..._500_red_c.jpg - Bras Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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What a pathetic joke; Usenet isn't even worth it's own up-hill flowing
infomercial crapolla any more. Gee whiz, why am I not the least bit surprised. Unlike naked folks walking on our moon and returning home entirely unscaved, at least I can prove it within the regular laws of physics, as well as I can otherwise prove with the best available science, that there has been and may yet be other intelligent life existing/coexisting on Venus. Would any of you good folks like to argue and/or constructively contribute as to why the hell not? or is even that by itself asking too much? - How about we try real hard as to forget all about how downright Sv/rad hot and nasty our moon actually is; I'm saying screw each and every one of those NASA/Apollo vibrant stars (including those of the rather bluish, near-blue, violet and near-UV spectrum worth of that extremely vibrant Sirius star/solar system); just show us village idiots as to where's Venus? Apollo 11, 14 and 16, to please show us a Kodak moment including Venus as unavoidably obtained from orbit or from the surface. Where's your big-ass LLPOF insurmountable problem? Most any 3D simulator proves exactly where Venus should have existed, and otherwise of how easily photographed it would have been, as unavoidably obtained along with that of our physically dark moon or of mother Earth being within the same frame(s), and thereby of having been easily recorded within the DR(dynamic range) as afforded by the very same photographic exposure. - "If you're not looking for the truth, you will not find it." -Brad Guth "To believe with certainty we must begin with doubting." -Stanislaus I "The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but having new eyes." -Marcel Proust "Truth is given, not to be contemplated, but to be done. Life is an action, not a thought." -F.W. Robertson ~ Even grumpy old Kurt Vonnegut would have to agree that; WAR is WAR, thus "in war there are no rules" - In fact, war has been the very reason why honest folks are having to deal with the likes of others that haven't been playing by whatever the supposed rules, such as our resident LLPOF warlord(GW Bush) having invented WMD seems to come to mind. Life upon Venus, a township w/Bridge & ET/UFO Park-n-Ride Tarmac: http://guthvenus.tripod.com/gv-town.htm The Russian/China LSE-CM/ISS (Lunar Space Elevator) http://guthvenus.tripod.com/lunar-space-elevator.htm Venus ETs, plus the updated sub-topics; Brad Guth / GASA-IEIS http://guthvenus.tripod.com/gv-topics.htm -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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If the ESA's Venus EXPRESS PFS instrument is not viable, then perhaps we
can devote some local efforts as to interplanetary laser (ABL if need be) communication efforts, especially whenever Venus is so nearby every 19 months. Too bad we still haven't that LL-1 science platform to work from. Perhaps China will soon enough accomplish the first and thereby having established this one and only such LL-1 science station on our behalf. "dkomo" wrote in message news ![]() Why haven't they found *us*? Let's see, our galaxy has about 300 billion stars. The latest estimate I've seen is that 90% of them could have planets. That's 270 billion planets (assuming only one planet per star system) to search in order to find intelligent species. That's a tall order even for a very advanced alien civilization. And our own planet has been lit up at night only since about the late 1800's when gas lightning in the streets of cities became commonplace, while widespread use of radio waves didn't come along until the 1920's. We're also still into using those easily distorted and otherwise badly interstellar attinuated microwaves and/or of wussy radar signals that are still terribly interstellar inefficient (especially if having been originated from the surface of Earth, and not otherwise generated external to our magnetosphere), and even at that there's been no serious beacon efforts honestly applied towards the most nearby of the most viable other star/solar systems. On our global warming Earth is where human greed, arrogance and bigotry has been policy, thus being status quo snookered and/or dumbfounded is also a requirement. Unfortunately, Most of our talents and resources thus far have been devoted as to exterminating our own kind over the limited energy and rare element resources of this magnetosphere failing planet. I'm thinking that other ET life could be much like right here on Earth, whereas certain islands that have been teaming with complex plant and animal life, yet never once having evolved with an original species of human as to contaminate, pillage and rape everything to death, whereas I tend to believe there are a few such other worlds (possibly nearby) without a human infestation. I also believe with conviction that we're within a 105,000 (+/- 5,000) year orbital cycle with our parent Sirius star/solar system. I have to say this because of the available science and also because the regular laws of physics is what makes it impossible to not be the case. Gravity sucks, as in regardless of whatever big-bang or little-bang happenstance, whereas everything remains unavoidably in orbit around something. We are not biologically, intellectually nor otherwise physically alone, just badly snookered and otherwise having been dumbfounded to death for most of our pathetically bigoted lives. Why the heck is SETI looking only for the remainders of other arrogant, greedy, dumbfounded and terribly bigoted humans (apparently looking for those Jewish ETs none the less)? By the time we've detected their multi-thousand light year old message, arnt those folks rather dead, as may will be the whole incest lot of humanity upon this magnetosphere failing Earth within the next thousand years. So what's the difference? I have a few perfectly serious physics and hard-science related questions about Venus, of which I'll gladly share and share alike by way of paying the likes of yourself big-time loot if you'll help my research along, or otherwise merely for contributiing as for kicking a few of those mainstream butts that are in a bad way in need of their status quo mindsets getting kicked to hell. - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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