From: hankkroll@gmail.com   
      
   Venus has more than ten times the atmosphere of Earth with a pressure of 117   
   PSI compared with Earth's 14.5 PSI at sea level. Earth's atmosphere has a CO2   
   content of only .033% making it a trace gas that has little to do with alleged   
   climate change. We    
   need more of it to grow food...   
      
   Venus huge CO2 atmosphere would extend over five hundred miles above the   
   surface. Virus and bacteria have been found all over earth in places that   
   scientists considered barren of all life. It's possible that various bacteria   
   and virus would thrive in the    
   upper atmosphere of Venus.   
      
   Flu season seems to correspond to  times when Venus when Venus and Earth are   
   in line with the Sun. Some of the atmosphere of Venus might find its way to   
   earth bringing with it new forms of virus.   
      
   Here in Cook Inlet, Alaska we have huge tides ranging up to twenty-five feet   
   at Anchorage. Twenty years ago the tide books listed a 24-foot tide where we   
   lived in Tuxedni Bay. However it just so happened that Venus was lined up with   
   the sun. Our home was    
   built on a sand spit on piling and the tide rarely covers our lawn grass on   
   the sand spit. That time it no only covered most of the sand spit it came   
   under our two-story house and floated our deep freeze. The lid flew open  and    
   our bacon and meat were    
   floating in the tide water. I was wading around in water up to my waist   
   throwing the meat back into the freezer and pushing it up onto a platform   
   under our house.   
      
   All of our firewood floated out into the bay. It was late fall and we   
   desperately needed firewood. My wife and I took our fishing skiff out to   
   retrieve half our firewood. I was running the outboard as my 5-foot tall wife   
   was leaning over the bow of the    
   skiff throwing firewood over her shoulder into the skiff.   
      
   The 60-foot breakwater made of 6 by 6 timbers and two-inch planks was uprooted   
   and floated out to sea. I ran out again and towed the brakwater back to shore   
   and tied it so it wouldn't float away on the next tide. You would't think that   
   Venus's gravity    
   would have that much effect on the tides but it did. We had about 4-foot   
   higher tide than usual.    
      
   The Moon has a tremendous gravitational effect on Earth by stirring the magma   
   beneath our feet and raising Earth's crust up and down a foot or so at the   
   equator. WE calculated the Moon's gravitational effect to Earth at 2E-20   
   Joules per second. Does    
   anyone have data on this topic?   
      
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