Adamski was right. The trouble was that he thought he was conversing with humans, whereas they were in fact plants. He didn't realise plants had intelligence as well.
No, the article cited does not support Adamski's unfortunate fall into delusional discourse on Venusian "humanoid" visitors. Probes sent to the surface of Venus demonstrate a crushing atmosphere that Adamski's fabricated aliens could not survive on. Hint: Adamski would not have known of the actual conditions on Venus at the time of his fabrication...or contrived confabulation.
Microbial life forms in the atmosphere? I have astrobiologist David Grinspoon's book, "Lonely Planets: the natural philosophy of alien life", Harper Collins, 2004. Grinspoon postulated that Venus could support atmospheric life forms that thrive in a sulfuric acid environment. We have microbes here on earth that do much the same, ie, the geyser regions of Yellowstone Park.
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Adamski was right. The trouble was that he thought he was conversing with humans, whereas they were in fact plants. He didn't realise plants had intelligence as well.
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cda, at Wednesday, April 04, 2018
No, the article cited does not support Adamski's unfortunate fall into delusional discourse on Venusian "humanoid" visitors. Probes sent to the surface of Venus demonstrate a crushing atmosphere that Adamski's fabricated aliens could not survive on. Hint: Adamski would not have known of the actual conditions on Venus at the time of his fabrication...or contrived confabulation.
Microbial life forms in the atmosphere? I have astrobiologist David Grinspoon's book, "Lonely Planets: the natural philosophy of alien life", Harper Collins, 2004. Grinspoon postulated that Venus could support atmospheric life forms that thrive in a sulfuric acid environment. We have microbes here on earth that do much the same, ie, the geyser regions of Yellowstone Park.
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Tim Hebert, at Wednesday, April 04, 2018
Tim:
You miss the joke.
RR
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RRRGroup, at Thursday, April 05, 2018
I guess your right. Well my reply is a good example to read only versus write and put foot in mouth.
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Tim Hebert, at Thursday, April 05, 2018
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