>>11339295whatever autist. No one gives a fuck. You know what gets my goat though? Dumb science journalists saying venus has acid rain. We have never observed rain on Venus. Sure downward movement of sulfuric acid is expected, but the amount of precipitation you get is expected to be much lower than earth rain events. Like really really low. Like a single drop per meter. The clouds are not very dense either. Also evidence for venusian lightning is very sketchy, so you should ignore claims of it.
>>11339327That's fucking dumb. If you can move enough mass to make a gas giant, you can just round up all asteroids ever. If you can make a gas giant, you probably have something better than wind power.
>>11339313 The cloud cities aren't that nonsensical. What's nonsensical is that it's incredibly hard to obtain hydrogen which you need for basic necessities like water. You need the mass flow rate of a jet engine to accumulate any significant amounts of sulfuric acid, the most easily extractable hydrogen source, from the atmosphere. And that's at altitudes where it's most concentrated.
>>11339367It really is as some probes have lasted about two hours on the surface. NASA's working on LISSE which is a simple surface probe built with high temperature electronics that could last a month
