Venus is called Venus in Roman mythology, which is the name of the goddess of love. In Greek mythology, her name is Avelotti.

In fact, there are records about Venus in Babylonian cuneiform, such as the Venus clay tablet of Amisaduka around 1600 BC.

The ancient Egyptians believed that Venus was actually two different objects, one called the morning star and the other called the evening star.

It is also recorded in ancient Greek culture.

Pythagoras, an early mathematician, was the first recorded person to discover that the morning star and the evening star were actually the same celestial body.

So he may be the first person to discover Venus.

When Galileo built his first telescope, he found that Venus was like the moon, from the new moon to the convex moon and then to the full moon. This discovery proves that Venus moves around the sun.

Because Venus is always covered with thick clouds, science fiction writers can imagine what is on the surface of Venus.

They imagine that Venus is a warm world, where there is constant rain and lush vegetation.

The mural Venus in the Shell in the ancient city of Pompeii in 1 century AD should be a portrait of Campas, the lover of Alexander the Great, and a replica of the Roman period.

As can be seen from the above picture, Venus at this time is still very different from the "Venusian" people now imagine.

It was not until the Middle Ages (1485) that the painter sandro botticelli created the painting The Birth of Venus. At this time, Venus's hair turned golden.

Time has come to the19th century. Early observations of Venus show that it is not only very similar in size to the Earth, but also has a large amount of atmosphere.

Plus Venus is closer to the sun than the Earth, so it makes people feel warmer, more comfortable and more suitable for human habitation.

This view reached its peak in the 1930s and 1950s, when scientists had not discovered the harsh environment on the surface of Venus.

This is the first time that the so-called "Venusians" "appeared" in the real world, or more accurately, between August 7th and August 8th of 1954.

A UFO meeting was held at the Paloma Observatory in San Diego, California. Participants include physicists, astronomers, FBI agents, journalists, "interstellar contacts", witnesses and melon eaters.

The main content of this activity is to discuss their experiences with aliens with george adamski, Daniel Frye and Truman Bertlum, and take this opportunity to sell more books signed by them.

Among them, george adamski is a famous alien witness. He claimed to have met a friendly Nordic alien, whom he called "the space brother".

He said that these space brothers came from Venus, and their flying saucers landed in the desert of Colorado on1October 20th.

He told the story that the space brothers flew 50,000 miles by UFO.

At the scene of this meeting, people noticed a beautiful blonde with bright eyes and a full forehead, which seemed to have a strange bone mark.

Why does she attract people's attention? Because george adamski just finished his speech about Venusians, in which he described that Venusians are very similar to human beings, and said that they have penetrated into human society and lived in big cities.

He showed a work of art depicting Venusians. The woman in this painting has blonde hair, fair skin and a full forehead. This is quite similar to the beautiful blonde at the scene.

For a time, the people who ate melons talked about it one after another, and people thought that she was a disguised "Venus".

It turns out that her name is Dolores Barrios, a fashion designer who lives in Manhattan Beach, California.

From this incident, the image of "Venus Man" with blond hair and blue eyes began to spread among the people.

George adamski was an early man who made money from the story of "Venusian". He wrote three books from 1950 to 1960, among which UFO Landing (1953) and Spaceship (1955) became bestsellers.

There are special investigation teams, such as Edward J. Rupeldt, the first leader of the Blue Book Project of the Air Force, and James W. Mosley, a UFO scientist. They investigated the background of adamski and others, and came to the conclusion that either they are liars or their stories and opinions are untrue.

The most striking "Venusian" event in recent decades is Omnec Onec.

Omnec Onec claimed to be an alien woman from Venus, who entered the body of a seven-year-old girl after the 1955 car accident.

As an adult, Omena got married and moved to Chicago. After giving birth to three children, she worked as a bartender, fashion designer and cashier. 1976, she divorced her husband and went to Germany. Until 1990, she became a "golden star", and later became a best-selling author, making speeches all over the world to make money.

With the progress of human space exploration technology,1June 967+1August1October, Venus 4 successfully entered the atmosphere and conducted scientific experiments.

Venus 4 detected that the surface temperature of Venus is close to 500℃, 95% of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide, and there is a layer of concentrated sulfuric acid cloud with a thickness of 20 30 kilometers.

This means that it is almost impossible for humanoid creatures to survive on the surface of Venus.

In the video of Omena, she explains how Venusians live on Venus.

What Ou Meina said before is really wonderful, sci-fi and attractive, but some spiritual things she said later are very similar to those of a foreign group. I also found the connection between them through the publishing house information of her book. Unfortunately, this content is forbidden, so I won't describe it here.

Omena suffered a stroke in 2009, but she recovered well later. In her 20 17 video, you can see her left face and the sequelae of stroke.

It seems that Omena, a Venusian, can't resist the harm of disease.

Reflections on the story of "Venusian"

Ou Meina has mastered the public's curiosity and shaped herself into an "alien higher life", making money by publishing books, lectures and selling peripheral products.

When people in China see similar stories, they must have their own thoughts and try to analyze them from a scientific perspective.