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by Scott Douglass
January 04, 2025
from
Thunderbolts Website
Venus
used to be known as Earth's twin...
It was believed Venus would be covered with
oceans and lush vegetation - after all Earth and Venus are a similar
size and distance from the Sun.
However in 1950,
Immanuel Velikovsky published "Worlds in Collision".
He proposed that Venus entered the inner
solar system as a cometary body - appearing as a terrifying
Specter in the Sky to our prehistoric ancestors.
He also predicted space probes would find a
hellish landscape on Venus - with extraordinarily hot, nearly
incandescent surface temperatures.
The
Venera and
Mariner missions to Venus
proved these predictions correct by the late 1960s.
In December 2024, a University of Cambridge paper details how the
volcanic resupply to Venus's atmosphere indicates that the planet
has never been liquid-water habitable.
In fact, it suggests Venus has always been drier
than a bone.
Independent researcher Stuart Talbott juxtaposes mythological
tales with scientific facts to present a comprehensive review of
Venus and its place within our solar system.
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