Saw this
story on SOTT. It's about how they can see the surface of Venus, maybe they can but as it comes from NASA I take it with a grain of salt. There is a photo comment embedded in the article, it's an image of Venus taken by a Soviet mission back in 1981, perhaps the image is real or maybe it's fake. I don't know but I wouldn't put it past the Soviets to fake it. The image below is from the first ever spacewalk. That's a very funny looking sun in his visor!
I was 11 when the Viking probe landed on Mars, so excited! However I was puzzled to see the sky was a pinkish-orangey colour, I was told that the sky would be black because Mars, with a surface pressure 0.7% of Earths is essentially a vacuum. We were told the dense sky was the result of fine dust particles suspended in the tenuous atmosphere. Since then there has been numerous landings and I never doubted them, barely glanced in their direction until I saw the official Apollo archives in 2018.
If you ascend 35km above the Earth's surface, which is equivalent to Mars' surface pressure, the sky is black. If you're 12km above Mars, the sky is as dense as any you'll see on Earth, all
this at 0.01psi! You can see this on the video on the left as the Perseverance releases it's 'chute at 12km above Mars and you'll also observe that a parachute works perfectly in a vacuum! Click on the middle image and you'll see the landing profile, apparently the almost non-existent Martian atmosphere can slow the lander from 20000 to 1500 km/h prior to parachute release! Maybe it's the suspended dust!
Click on the left image below to
watch a high altitude jump from a balloon. He jumps from 41.425km, which roughly equivalent in pressure to 12km above Mars and rapidly attains supersonic speed however there is not enough air, even at this speed to ruffle his coveralls and make his orange drogue chute trail behind him 2.46. Notice too, the sky is black. In the second video the jumper falls from 40km and the same happens, his suit is not buffeted until he reaches denser air at 31km and at 1200kmh, 5.50. A parachute could possibly begin to function at this pressure but I doubt at 41.5km. You'll also notice the sky is black.
Anyway, I'm not there so I can't tell for sure and I can only work with what I see but a lot of it looks fake. We've all seen how easy is to bamboozle folk during the plandemic and nothing's changed. Many believe the crap about the Ukraine now, sadly, many were plandemic skeptics. However, narratives are crumbling so maybe we'll some disclosure before too long. In the meantime it just gets sillier and sillier! Apparently the
Russians are threatening to let the ISS deorbit!
