| 6 Nov 2006 | Dave Cripps | Not the best place to go for a stroll. Hot enough to melt metals (ie: soviet landers) and raining acid. But silicon based critters may be a little tougher. What would there be to eat I wonder?  Shelz Keast replies: "I think they would eat trace metals on the surface, a bit like snails and barnacles in the sea. " | |
| 25 Mar 2007 | Steven P. Love | I recently saw a documentary about Venus and did you know that it is now believed that Venus turns itself inside out every 500 million years? Wonder if Silicon based lifeforms could survive that?  Shelz Keast replies: "I think I remeber something about that.... I think that it might hapen over 500 million years so they could probably survive. Isn't it volcanic eruptions that cause it? Anyway I recently saw a documentry on the Sun and then on the Moon. Thanks for commenting, oh and I liked your Andromoda picture." | |
| 16 Aug 2007 | John R Farley Jr | Now here's where acid rain helps the landscape. ;c) I like the kind of sickly yellow used to portray the-- to put it generously-- harsh environment of Venus. You've captured a mood to it too that's interesting. | |