The atmosphere around Venus is full of thick clouds, so that in the more than 20 years of 1960- 198 1, human beings have launched probes for nearly 20 times, but they still can't see the true face of Lushan Mountain. Until the 1980s, a probe launched by the United States finally found a large number of traces similar to the city market on Venus in its photos.
1989, the Soviet Union launched a detector with radar scanning equipment, which can penetrate dense clouds and cross-verify the trace of the Venus city market with the United States.
By carefully comparing the photos sent back, we can find that there are about 20,000 similar market traces on Venus, and the buildings in the market are pyramid-shaped "triangular cones". 20,000 giant pyramids are arranged in the shape of huge horse wheels, radiating from the great pyramid in the center.
Researchers believe that each of these pyramids is similar to a city. This pyramid-shaped city can effectively avoid the high temperature and cold that Venus changes day and night, as well as storm acid rain. Nikolai Rybinchenkov, a Russian scholar, first revealed the traces of city fairs found on Venus at a celestial symposium in Brussels, Belgium.
People once thought that this was an illusion caused by atmospheric interference, but after repeated comparisons, American and Soviet scholars unanimously confirmed that these were traces of Venus on the ground. Dr Rybinchekov pointed out at the meeting: "in those cities built in the shape of horse wheels, the central axis is like a metropolis, and we speculate that it is similar to a huge radial expressway network, which is used to connect all the surrounding cities."
1988, Soviet cosmophysicist Alexei Republika Srpska announced that a giant face building has also been found on Venus, which is highly similar to the "face stone" found on Mars. So scientists put forward a speculation that both Venus and Mars have experienced the tragic fate of the destruction of civilization. According to the evolution of celestial bodies, Venus experienced the present stage of the earth 8 million years ago, so the existence of intelligent creatures is not ruled out. With the increase of carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere, there is a strong greenhouse effect, and then the water vapor is completely lost, making Venus lose the conditions for life.
Due to the extremely bad climate of Venus, it is impossible for human beings to have the opportunity to conduct field trips. The Soviet Union once tried to find out the traces of those city fairs with unmanned spacecraft, but with the change of the situation, we also lost the opportunity to understand the mystery.
So far, humans have found traces of similar civilized activities on the moon, Venus and Mars, and all of them have pyramid-like buildings. Even Mercury, the nearest to the sun, has found suspected remains. Linking them, it is doubtful that the earth may not be the starting point of solar system civilization, but the end point.
As for the truth, more investment and research are needed, but the process of exploration is very fulfilling, isn't it? There are many unsolved mysteries about Venus, the universe, geography, politics, history, animals and plants, and human beings.
Where is the origin of mankind? What is the truth about the pyramids? Is the legendary golden lake where Inca treasures are buried? What is the connection between Marilyn Monroe's mysterious suicide and the Kennedy brothers? Why have UFOs disappeared in recent years? ...
These puzzling events and phenomena exist widely and truly, some of which cannot be explained by the current level of human cognition and technology, some of which are too old to be explored by history, and some of which are deliberately concealed and tampered with by the government.
But their mysterious charm still attracts people's curiosity and eyes like magnets, and inspires people's strong desire to explore the truth. In the process of deciphering and analyzing these mysteries, people can not only gain knowledge benefits, but also gain pleasant spiritual experience.