[Graybeard58]

if they are too close, steam builds up in their atmospheres, trapping heat that vaporizes still more water, leading to a runaway greenhouse effect that boils all the oceans off the planet, as apparently happened on Venus

If Venus lost its water by being to close to the sun, how did it have water to begin with? Was it at one time, farther from the sun?

[17th Miss Regt]

Yes, but the giant wheel now circling the Earth (Louis Farrakhan’s mothership) was circling Venus back then. They saw fit to move Venus to a new orbit and viola. A steambath planet!

[LevinFan]

They saying the sun was cooler at the time.
It’s amazing that The GW crowd never hard about the sun getting hotter.

[LevinFan]

They saying the sun was cooler at the time.
It’s amazing that The GW crowd never hard about the sun getting hotter.