Showing posts with label Venus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Venus. Show all posts

Thursday, July 9, 2015

Venus Looming


I took these pictures while in the mountains camping on the weekend of June 12th 2015.  It was before sundown and I noticed that an extremely bright light was in the west just above the tree line and I took these pictures of what I believe is Venus looming ever so close.  One will notice the color differences of this object and the similar resemblance of the surface features as well.  I will enclose a photo of Venus and the pictures I took for comparison.venus4.jpgThis is very similar to the example recently from S Africa, just now in the latest ZetaTalk Newsletter just posted on the ning. Here's the photo and ZetaTalk from that example.
ZetaTalk Comment 5/30/2015: This excellent video capture from S Africa is taken at first glance to be a capture of Nibiru, as it is red in appearance and swings along the Ecliptic with the Sun. But Nibiru is seen at the 11 o’clock position in the Southern Hemisphere and thus would be seen atop the Sun, not well below. This is in fact a Monster Persona of Venus, which appears to be too close to the Sun as it is pressed close to the Earth by being caught in the cup at present. It is swinging from left to right along with the Ecliptic, in the counterclockwise motion appropriate for the Southern Hemisphere. Recent crop circles designs have hinted that a looming Venus or Dark Twin would appear more often, and they have!

Monday, June 24, 2013

Venus’ winds are mysteriously speeding up

Well, the planets all heated up during this cycle, it wouldn't surprise me that the winds all increase on all the planets as well. The webbot predicts the increase on Earth in relation to the Global Coastal Event language.

Via universitytoday.com, 18 June 2013 - High-altitude winds on neighboring Venus have long been known to be quite speedy, whipping sulfuric-acid-laden clouds around the superheated planet at speeds well over 300 km/h (180 mph). And after over six years collecting data from orbit, ESA’s Venus Express has found that the winds there are steadily getting faster… and scientists really don’t know why.


Over the past six years wind speeds in Venus' atmosphere have been steadily rising (ESA)
Over the past six years wind speeds in Venus’ southern atmosphere have been steadily rising (ESA)

By tracking the movements of distinct features in Venus’ cloud tops at an altitude of 70 km (43 miles) over a period of six years — which is 10 of Venus’ years — scientists have been able to monitor patterns in long-term global wind speeds.

What two separate studies have found is a rising trend in high-altitude wind speeds in a broad swath south of Venus’ equator, from around 300 km/h when Venus Express first entered orbit in 2006 to 400 km/h (250 mph) in 2012. That’s nearly double the wind speeds found in a category 4 hurricane here on Earth!

“This is an enormous increase in the already high wind speeds known in the atmosphere. Such a large variation has never before been observed on Venus, and we do not yet understand why this occurred,” said Igor Khatuntsev from the Space Research Institute in Moscow and lead author of a paper to be published in the journal Icarus.


Cloud structures in Venus' atmosphere, seen by Venus Express' Ultraviolet, Visible and Near-Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIRTIS) in 2007 (ESA)
Cloud structures in Venus’ atmosphere, seen by Venus Express’ Ultraviolet, Visible and Near-Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIRTIS) in 2007 (ESA)

A complementary Japanese-led study used a different tracking method to determine cloud motions, which arrived at similar results… as well as found other wind variations at lower altitudes in Venus’ southern hemisphere.

“Our analysis of cloud motions at low latitudes in the southern hemisphere showed that over the six years of study the velocity of the winds changed by up 70 km/h over a time scale of 255 Earth days – slightly longer than a year on Venus,” said Toru Kouyama from Japan’s Information Technology Research Institute. (Their results are to be published in the Journal of Geophysical Research.)


Long-term studies based on tracking the motions of several hundred thousand cloud features, indicated here with arrows and ovals, reveal that the average wind speeds on Venus have increased from roughly 300 km/h to 400 km/h over the first six years of the mission. (Khatuntsev et al.)
Long-term studies based on tracking the motions of several hundred thousand cloud features, indicated here with arrows and ovals, reveal that the average wind speeds on Venus have increased from roughly 300 km/h to 400 km/h over the first six years of the mission. (Khatuntsev et al.)

Both teams also identified daily wind speed variations on Venus, along with shifting wave patterns that suggest “upwelling motions in the morning at low latitudes and downwelling flow in the afternoon.” (via Cloud level winds from the Venus Express Monitoring Camera imaging, Khatuntsev et al.)

A day on Venus is longer than its year, as the planet takes 243 Earth days to complete a single rotation on its axis. Its atmosphere spins around it much more quickly than its surface rotates — a curious feature known as super-rotation.

“The atmospheric super-rotation of Venus is one of the great unexplained mysteries of the Solar System,” said ESA’s Venus Express Project Scientist Håkan Svedhem. “These results add more mystery to it, as

Venus Express continues to surprise us with its ongoing observations of this dynamic, changing planet.”
Read more here on ESA’s Venus Express page.

Monday, August 13, 2012

The slowing down of Planet movement


28 months ago, in the “2012 Glorious Hope” preparation camp in December 2009, Pastor Wind has already shared that since Planet X has already entered into our solar system nearing the earth, the sun and other planets would have abnormal temperature rise. He even predicted that the movement of planets including the earth would slow down.
In the past, they found that the magnetic field of Mercury in 2008 was stronger than it was 70 years ago.

In recent years, planets and stars undergo great change. The ashen light of Venus is 250% brighter than it was 20 years ago; clouds over Mars increases with new sea slowly developed; Martian snow also melts slowly; the plasma of Jupiter was invisible in the past but becomes clearly visible now; Jupiter is brewing storm and the asteroids around also change with one asteroid's ionosphere has rose by 1000%; the asteroid Europa and Ganymade are brighter than before; Saturn’s X-Ray is brighter than it was in the past, and so are that of Uranus and Neptune. Now we slow down gradually and the clock becomes imprecise.

Planet X affects us for a few years and will only go away after encircling us.
The earth’s rotation will stop and has now slowed down. It will clearly slow down 7 days before it stops. The red desert storm around the globe signifies the shift of the earth’s axis.
Actually on 16 February this year, the European Space Agency reports that the Venus Express detector operating around the Venus' orbit found that the speed of rotation of Venus was slower than our previous measurement. This detector used infrared light to penetrate the thick clouds over Venus to get a glimpse of the bottom. It found that the moving speed of the topographical features on Venus' surface did not match the prediction.



The scientific community got the value of Venus' rotation speed from the measurement data of Magellan radar detector of Venus conducted by NASA in the early 90’s.


However, 16 years later, the detector of the European Space Agency finds on the Venus’ surface a deviation of 20 km from the theoretical position for a number of markers.
Venus' rotation speed is slower than the original measurement by around 6.5 minutes.

This discovery is a significant event for the landing location of future scientific exploration missions. Scientists can yet explain the slowing down of Venus' rotation speed.

In addition, on March 16, National Time Service Center of Chinese Academy of Sciences recently announced that one “leap second” would appear on July 1 this year implying the slowing down of earth's rotation speed, thereby adding “one second” to the clock of the whole year. In fact, since 1884, the earth’s rotation was internationally established as a measurement of International standard time, known as Universal Time (UT). In the 50’s of the last century, International Atomic Time (TAI), based on atomic oscillations, became the time standard; its accuracy and stability exceed Universal Time (UT) without relation to the earth's rotation.

However, with the time standards of Universal Time and International Atomic Time, recently scientists found a tendency of slowing down of the earth’s rotation speed, extending the duration of the second of “Universal Time” and expanding the time deviation between the two time standards.

Director of National Time Service Center, Dong Shaowu said, “A ‘tick’ of one second seems negligible to the living of ordinary people, but a deviation of 1 second can crash the entire power network, telecommunications, securities, aviation, seismic exploration and others.
In aviation term, a second is an 8-km spacecraft flight, a 30-km rotation of the earth around the sun, 3 hundred thousand km travel of light.

Hence, at the midnight of June 30, 2012, a leap second will be added to the existing Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), (i.e., Beijing Time July 1 2012, 8:00am). On that day, the next second to 23:59:59 will be noted as 23:59:60, and then comes the next day, 00:00:00.

In fact, this scientifically unprecedented phenomenon of planetary movements slowing down has already been foretold by Pastor Wind 28 months ago! On the other hand, the world’s scientists pretend not to know the cause of such phenomenon and hide the real cause from the world. Obviously, these so-called experts are very unbelievable!