Is this newly discovered dust ring around Venus recently caused by PX presence in the inner solar system? [and from another] news.discovery/space/astronomy/weird-dust-ring-discovered-near-venus-orbit-131121.htm Scientists have found a huge, diffuse ring of dust near the orbit of Venus, marking the second time such a structure has been discovered in our solar system. A similar ring was detected near Earths orbit about 20 years ago. Why would planets in the inner solar system have dusty orbits? Do they, as planets, puff material out past their outer atmospheres? Dust produced by planets returns to the surface, drifting down. Then what is the source of the dust, and why spread along the orbit ring? This is indeed dust from the tail of Planet X, which now passes within the orbit of Venus. The tail is charged, is attracted to Planet X which is a magnetic planet, but also swirls within and around the Moon Swirls due to gravity attractions. Thus the dust is flung about, and momentum can put it out of the reach of the magnetic and gravity attractions from Planet X. This dust can be affected by the sweeping arms of the Sun which are the impetus that moves all the planets in the same direction round the Sun. In addition, when the Earth or Venus come by, the dust may temporarily be attracted to and tag along with the passing planet. Why is this dust suddenly in the news? The issue of Venus personas, caused by refracting light from Venus passing through the greasy tail of Planet X, has been viral on the Internet. The cover-up crowd, forever hoping that the announcement admitting the presence of Planet X does not occur, is trying to explain the Venus personas.
Posted on: Fri, 29 Nov 2013 19:55:54 +0000
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