Free e-book on Venus and how to Terraform it

Merry Christmas!

With Christmas developing I’d  like to provide a free reward to all my readers. My e-book ‘Venus and methods to Terraform it’ can be accessible free within the Kindle bookstore for 5 days from immediately  (19 December 2019).  To get your FREE copy please click on on the hyperlink under .

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Transient synopsis

Earlier editions of the e book had been merely known as ‘Venus’ and for these of you who’ve  not but learn it.  right here’s a quick synopsis of the e book.

The planet Venus is our nearest neighbour, the planet closest to the Earth in measurement and inner composition, and the brightest pure  object within the sky after the Solar and the Moon. Typically known as Earth’s sister planet , Venus is a mysterious object whose secrets and techniques weren’t unlocked till the 1960s.

The primary chapter focuses on how Venus seems from Earth. The 584-day cycle the place Venus goes by a full set of phases, just like the Moon, is defined intimately. The truth that Venus’s phases can solely be defined by a heliocentric concept and never the geocentric concept, one thing which was crucial to the event of astronomy, is mentioned.

I then speak concerning the early depiction of Venus in 1950s science fiction as a world on which unique life varieties may survive. Nonetheless, exploration of Venus by spacecraft found  a harsh hostile world, the place the floor temperature is almost 5 hundred levels Celsius and the atmospheric stress is a crushing 92 instances that of Earth. Regardless of this,  I argue later within the e book that it’s potential to terraform the planet to make it extra Earth-like and it’s potential within the far-future that we might resolve to take action.

I  focus on the ‘transit of Venus’, an astronomical occasion wherein Venus seems to cross the floor of the Solar. Observations of the transit of Venus had been essential to the event of astronomy within the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

The rest of the e book discusses what people would wish to do to stay on Venus.  The thought of ‘floating cities’ is mentioned and terraforming is explored intimately and the way the challenges posed by such a hostile surroundings might be overcome.

 

Completely happy studying!

Steve